The Perfumer of Lost Summers

De: Nathaniel Haselton

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In the perfumed hills of 1920s Grasse, Lucien Voss is no ordinary perfumer.
He does not create fragrances for the famous houses of Paris.
He distills the exact scent of a person’s one true love—before they have ever met.When Claire Delacroix, a young Parisian widow still wearing the quiet colors of grief, steps into his shadowed atelier seeking a signature perfume, Lucien offers her something impossible: a single cobalt-blue bottle that will only reveal its full fragrance when she is already standing in the presence of the man she was always meant to find.What begins as curiosity becomes something far more intimate. Each time Claire uncorks the bottle, the scent carries her—body and soul—into sun-drenched moments that feel like memories she has not yet lived: the brush of familiar fingers through her hair at golden hour, the taste of salt on a throat she already knows by heart, the hush of lavender fields bending under two bodies that have always belonged together.As the perfume blooms fully on her skin, past and future dissolve. The love she thought was lost forever was simply waiting for her to arrive wearing its scent.Lush, intoxicating, and quietly euphoric, The Perfumer of Lost Summers is a novel for readers of Donna Tartt, Kazuo Ishiguro, and Maggie O’Farrell—those who believe the most profound romances are the ones we were born remembering. A timeless story of destined love set against the eternal Provençal light, it is, in the end, an invitation to notice that the person you have been waiting for has already been waiting for you.