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与纳粹占领的巴黎的大多数外邦人一样，建筑师吕西安·伯纳德 (Lucien Bernard) 对犹太人几乎没有同情心。因此，当一位富有的实业家向他提供一大笔资金，让他为犹太人设计秘密藏身之处时，吕西安挣扎着选择冒着生命危险去从事他并不真正相信的事业。最终，他无法抗拒这一挑战，开始了巧妙地设计隐藏空间——在绘画后面、柱子内或排水管内——检测普通人肉眼看不见的可能性。但当他的一个巧妙的藏身之处惨遭失败，犹太人所承受的巨大苦难变得极其个人化时，他就无法再否认现实了。

这个故事的作者是一位知识渊博的专家，它对建筑师试图拯救的每一个生命都更加扣人心弦。

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Reviewer: Amаzon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: WHAT A WILD RIDE.
Review: Let’s be clear: this is a must read. If you’re a fan of All the Light We Cannot See, The Two Marias, or Sarah’s Key, you’ll thank yourself for picking it. Currently there are a lot of books out on horrors towards Jews in World War II, but this one is different. First and foremost is it is about Paris and it’s citizens and the Nazi’s that moved peacefully into that city. It is a harsh and scary comment on a whole city who was cowed into aiding the enemy just to stay alive.Charles Belfoure has put to marvelous use his skills as an architect and writer to bring us a combination mystery novel and character study about Paris under Nazi occupation. The protagonist, Lucien Bernard, has fallen on hard times in occupied Paris. With private commissions dried up, and indifferent to the suffering of the French people, especially the Jews, a desperate Lucien accepts Nazi offers to design military plants.From the moment I started this I knew I had to read it – as fast as possible. But as I got deeper and deeper into it I slowed because I didn’t want it to end. It’s a story that hooks your curiosity from the start and while reading, you realize this is not fiction. Humanity is questioned as is decency. Excellent.If you are a Francophile and also have a genuine interest in the history of WW II, this book is a great read. I so enjoyed the descriptions of the various streets of Paris. The story is a complex and interesting one as well. WHAT A WILD RIDE. If you’re a fan of All the Light We Cannot See, The Two Marias, or Sarah’s Key, you’ll thank yourself for picking it. Great read.

Reviewer: E.K. Rochford
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: If I could give 4.5 I would
Review: The thing that I appreciate most about this book is that Belfore himself is also an architect, so the details of the main characters profession are laser sighted. I love when an author has real, significant experience with the subject at hand.The story was neat, elegant, and well executed. The things that happen make sense. The characters’ decisions make sense. The pacing was perfect–no drag, no rush. I appreciate that the writing style was a smooth balance of description with action, which makes the whole thing highly palatable and easy to read.The only reason I don’t give 5 stars is because it’s good, but not excellent. All the pieces are there, but in the same way that all the pieces will still make a house and all the right notes will still make a song, this book doesn’t strike you or shake you or haunt you.It’s good, maybe very good. But only just that.

Reviewer: Foxone
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Oh, yeah! Pick it up. I dare you to put it back down!
Review: Whada ya like to read? Me, I’m easy. All it takes is a strong, relentless plot, riveting characters, chair-tipping-suspense, spine-chilling bloodshed, stout hero or heroine, and unrepentant villains, proudly wearing their black hearts on their sleeves. Gotta engage me from guts to heart, and be well written. See, I’m easy to please.Just finished a book that has it all. The Paris Architect by Charles Belfoure. The setting is Paris, circa 1940. The German Army owns Paris, and runs it like a combination whore house and shooting gallery. Life is so difficult that people stand in line for stale bread and watered wine. Those are the normal folks. Jews have it far worse. They’re rounded up daily by the Gestapo, men, women, and children, never to be seen again.The French can be difficult and Parisians worse. Not known as comforters of the weak, or downtrodden, as Americans who walk into their restaurant and try to speak French with a Texas accent will attest. The author was nice enough not to include any Americans.What he did include is Lucien, an architect with the soul of an artist and a one track mind. Make that three tracks. His work. His mistress. Saving his own skin. Lucien’s moral compass, while not rusted shut, is a little out of whack. He sees what’s going on, but brushes it off. Not all Germans are bad. Some soldiers give up their tram seats to little old ladies.Enter Monsieur Monet. As wealthy as an emperor’s only child. A well connected aristocratic industrialist. He has a little job for the architect, Lucien. Maybe two. In this time of hand-to-mouth living, a couple of jobs is a path to your family’s next meal.But, every deal has its price. Balancing a wife and mistress is already as stressful as an amiable chat with the Gestapo’s boys in black. Let’s tack on complications. Severe complications.Want to climb into that dark hole of a plot and wiggle around with characters that fill your dreams of best friend, best lover, worst enemy? Welcome to Lucien’s world. Welcome to The Paris Architect by Charles Belfoure.Go ahead. Pick it up. Now try to put it back down.

Reviewer: Rachel C
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: This book puts your good life into perspective. The things people went through during that time is heartbreaking. However, the author found a way to balance the sadness of the time period with some light humour and a heart warming ending so you’re not left crying yourself to sleep.

Reviewer: Emilia Mori
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Charles Belfoure sarà sicuramente un bravo architetto ma come scrittore “di intrattenimento” mi ha lasciata molto perplessa. La storia molto tragica dei gentili parigini che cercavano di salvare gli ebrei dai rastrellamenti nazisti è un momento tragico ma anche commovente negli avvenimenti dell’occupazione tedesca a Parigi, che l’autore tratta con totale distacco e superficialità, senza metterci mai il cuore. La scrittura è quella di taglio giornalistico, tirata giù senza mai coinvolgere con una specie di penchant per le descrizioni delle torture praticate dalla Gestapo.Un libro da dimenticare…

Reviewer: Minerva
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: This book traces the life of a Paris architect during the German occupation. The protagonist of the story Lucien, who is ambivalent to the plight of Jews, undergoes a transformation and ends up designing secret hide outs for Jews. The essence of this story is the triumph of love over hate, and the importance of love, solidarity and supporting your neighbour. It is a great story expertly told and holds the readers attention from beginning to the end.

Reviewer: Reader69
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Vraiment TRES intéressant: au plus près de la vie quotidienne sous l’occupation. Qu’a été la collaboration ? La résistance ?Un beau portrait d’homme anti-juif qui évolue au fil du récit, simplement parce qu’il est HUMAIN.

Reviewer: Janice NIppers
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: A totally different take on a well written historical story. Keeps you interested and sympathetic all the way through.

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