You Belong to Me

Filled with compelling characters and a loving but biting satire of New York City, "You Belong to Me" is an exceptional novel, and Colin Harrison is at the top of his game.

YOU BELONG TO ME . . .
Paul Reeves is a successful immigration lawyer, but his passion is collecting old New York City maps, tangible records of the city where he's spent his life. One afternoon he attends an auction with his neighbor Jennifer Mehraz, the beautiful young wife of an Iranian-American financier-lawyer. Suddenly, a handsome man in fatigues appears and whisks Jennifer away.

YOU BELONG TO ME . . .
A long-lost lover from Jennifer's rural Pennsylvania past, the man sets a series of alarming events in motion. Those close to Jennifer are desperate to figure out who he is and how the two are connected―especially her high-powered and possessive husband, whose ultimate goal is to make this embarrassing intrusion into his marriage disappear.

YOU BELONG TO ME . . .
At the same time, one of the world's rarest, most inaccessible maps suddenly goes on sale, but before Paul can finalize a deal, an anonymous buyer snatches it out from under his nose. Maddened and perplexed by the loss, Paul must find out who beat him to it and how to get the map for himself.