Prem Rustum is a famous Indian writer, who at seventy-five has received practically every accolade possible. His lifes work has been divided between his personal books and his big books about India. Now for the finite years that lie before him, he realises that more than anything he wants to choose life over literature. His French colleague and closest friend, urges him to find a young woman on the internet. Prem meets twenty-five year old Maya, an aspiring writer, and on a whim, he decides to follow her to Paris. Over the course of the summer, as he gradually comes to know and fall in love with, Maya he discovers the connections between his life and art, his writing and his lost loves. With poignancy and grace, humour and heartbreak, That Summer in Paris deftly evokes the longings and forces of an aging man in this page-turning tale that is full of unexpected turns and self-realisations.