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Paris Is Always a Good Idea
by Jenn McKinlay
Full review at Wild and Wonderful Reads
Paris is Always a Good Idea is a warm hug — sweet and funny and full of feels!
This standalone contemporary romance/women’s fiction by Jenn McKinlay is the perfect escape we all probably need right now! The story takes us on a trip across Europe for the emotional journey of Chelsea Martin as she tries to find her joie de vivre (and maybe love while she’s at it) again. This book has a completely immersive setting, colorful characters, and is loaded with emotions!
Chelsea lost a part of herself when her mother passed away seven years ago. She used work as a band-aid but didn’t realize how much she is missing until her sister confronted her after their father’s announcement that he’s going to remarry. I was super invested in Chelsea’s attempt to re-discover herself — her character development is wonderful! The Euro-trip she decides to revisit from before her mom’s death when she is at her happiest was full of laugh-out-loud moments and the growth and love she set out to find.
I couldn’t get enough of the dynamic between Chelsea and Jason! I adore hate-to-love stories! The banter is on point, and their feelings unraveling is *chef’s kiss* so good!
Overall, I recommend Paris is Always a Good Idea to those looking for a feel-good, transportive romance!
*Thanks to the publisher for providing me with an advanced copy of this book. Please note that it, in no way, had an effect on my opinion or review.
Paris is Always a Good Idea is a warm hug — sweet and funny and full of feels!
This standalone contemporary romance/women’s fiction by Jenn McKinlay is the perfect escape we all probably need right now! The story takes us on a trip across Europe for the emotional journey of Chelsea Martin as she tries to find her joie de vivre (and maybe love while she’s at it) again. This book has a completely immersive setting, colorful characters, and is loaded with emotions!
Chelsea lost a part of herself when her mother passed away seven years ago. She used work as a band-aid but didn’t realize how much she is missing until her sister confronted her after their father’s announcement that he’s going to remarry. I was super invested in Chelsea’s attempt to re-discover herself — her character development is wonderful! The Euro-trip she decides to revisit from before her mom’s death when she is at her happiest was full of laugh-out-loud moments and the growth and love she set out to find.
I couldn’t get enough of the dynamic between Chelsea and Jason! I adore hate-to-love stories! The banter is on point, and their feelings unraveling is *chef’s kiss* so good!
Overall, I recommend Paris is Always a Good Idea to those looking for a feel-good, transportive romance!
*Thanks to the publisher for providing me with an advanced copy of this book. Please note that it, in no way, had an effect on my opinion or review.