Five Days in Paris: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Danielle Steel

Danielle Steel's Five Days in Paris is a novel that follows the journey of a wealthy couple who take their teenage daughter to Paris, France. They are on the run from enemies and hope that by staying incognito in Paris, they might move onto new identities and live lives free of guilt. They meet up with a young girl named Lise and soon find out that she has gone through the same thing. The three form an unforgettable bond while living five days in Paris.

The audiobook [read by Victor Garber] is a quick, easy listen. It only takes about an hour and a half, which makes it perfect for the commute to work or for driving in the car. If you have time, I recommend reading the book first because there are some parts that are mentioned but not explained that might be confusing if you haven't read them yet.

This audiobook is a true story about the author and her husband Walter, who got into Paris after a long car ride. It was the first time they had gone to Europe, and it was a very exciting experience for them. When they drive up from the south of France, the couple visits Paris for five days. The book starts out with them arriving at their hotel on the Rue d'Apollon in Paris and then goes back to tell what happened each day of their trip.

This is the first time I have listened to an audiobook. It was so much fun and it made me feel like I was actually in Paris with Danielle Steel's characters. There were special effects incorporated into the narration and I loved listening to Victor Garber narrate.

The story takes place in Paris on one day. The narrator, Remy Martin, is a famous photographer. He is going to be the keynote speaker for a meeting that is about to take place. It is October 13th of 2009 and he has been in Paris for three days now.

While listening to the audiobook of "Five Days in Paris" by Danielle Steel, I couldn't help but think about how much I missed my once-in-a-lifetime trip to Paris. The book was an interesting and gripping read that made me eager for a future trip.