So, I really enjoyed the first book in this series, Kiss Me In New York. This one was almost as good. I liked it enough that I could barely put it down, just had a few times that the main character would make me mad. But in the end, I got her, right about the same time she kind of figured some stuff out for herself as well.

Just like with the first book I was immediately sucked in and was turning pages as fast as I could read the words on them so I could find out what was going to happen. Right along with Serena I was a bit grumpy with Jean-Luc, who really seemed a bit grumpy himself, as well as really trying to sway her to what he wanted to do, instead of letting her follow her own planned out adventure.

I did really feel for Serena as each of her family members cancelled on this trip she had planned for them to do together. But as the day went on, and she got to thinking about it, I also understood how it would be hard for her mother to do this same trip. All the things that she realized on her trip, about making her own memories, not just following another person's, that made so much sense, and really made me think about some things in my own life. I love that both Jean-Luc and Serena basically got the exact same pep talk from two completely unrelated different people, right at the time they needed it.

I enjoyed Jean-Luc's discovery of what he should be taking photos of. That was also a really neat aspect to the story. I felt for Serena when the kiss disaster boy just happened to show up in Paris as well. And I cringed right along with her when he went through all his reasoning of why they were perfect for each other.