Radha has a husband, two daughters, and a blossoming career in 1970s Paris. What she doesn’t have is peace.
By day, she’s a rising perfumer, designing scents that awaken memory and emotion. By night, she wrestles with a past she never shared—especially the son she gave up long ago. When work sends her back to India to study fragrance with the courtesans of Agra, Radha is on the verge of a career breakthrough. Then word arrives: the son she left behind is coming to find her.
With her marriage already strained and the secrets she buried now surfacing, Radha must choose between who she was and who she’s becoming.
Rich with scent, sisterhood, and second chances, The Perfumist of Paris is a stirring conclusion to the Jaipur trilogy.
