Magic: A Novel Mass Market

It begins on a mid year evening, with the sort of enchantment discovered just in Paris. Once per year in the City of Light, a sumptuous supper happens outside a staggering point of interest—the Eiffel Tower, the Louver, Notre Dame . . . another setting each time. Chosen by mystery welcome, the visitors arrive wearing white, with tables and seats, white cloths, blooms, fine china, shining precious stone, and an exquisite supper. As the sun sets, a great many candles are lit. Also, when the night is over, several white paper lights, each with a fire inside, bearing everybody’s intense wishes, are discharged into the sky. In the midst of this wondrous White Dinner, a gathering of dear companions remains at the cusp of progress.

Jean-Philippe and Valerie Dumas are given to each other and their young youngsters. He is a rising star in the budgetary world, she, an editorial manager at French Vogue. Be that as it may, a unique open door in China may prompt to partition—and allurement.