After A First Stay In Paris As An Au Pair, Jayne Is Drawn Back To The City In The Most Unforeseen Way. Living In A Converted Seventeenth-century Monastery And Studying At A Prestigious Theatre School, She Tries To Flee The Pain Of A Loss Back Home By Immersing Herself In The City's Extremes. The Beauty. The Grime. The Madness And Humour, The Sights And Songs, The Streets Turning White Overnight. A Friendship With A Flamboyant Artist. A Relationship With A Frenchman Too Beautiful To Be Real. She Will - Even If It Kills Her - Discard Her Australian Self And Dive Into The Inexplicable. For Nothing In Her Paris Follows Logic Nor Reason - Not Her Heart, Nor Her Thoughts, Nor The Course Of Events. Least Of All The Bizarre Accident That Nearly Ends It All . . . Jayne Tuttle's Writing Vibrates With A Rawness And Immediacy That Lifts You Off The Page And Into A Paris Far Beyond The Postcards. Warm, Funny, Uncompromising, Paris Or Die Revels In The Lows And Highs Of Not Just Life In This City, But Of Life Itself.