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Title: A Perfect Paris ChristmasAuthor: Mandy BaggotFormat reviewed: EbookSource: NetgalleyPublisher: AriaPublication Date: 3rd September 2020Rating: 4.5 Stars
United in grief. Pushed apart by tragedy.
Keeley Andrews knows more than anyone that you only live once. So when she receives an invitation to spend two weeks in Paris, all expenses paid, she jumps at the chance.
Ethan Bouchard has had the worst eighteen months of his life. He's ready to give up on everything, including his hotel chain. So when he meets Keeley, it simply isn't the right time.
As Keeley and Ethan continue to bump into each other on the romantic Parisian streets, they can't help but wonder whether this is fate telling them to let go of the past and leap into the future...
Head to Paris this Christmas and fall in love under the lights of the Eiffel Tower with best-selling author, Mandy Baggot.
If I'm really good this year, please can Santa bring me a Pepe of my very own.
He has such a small role, but it has to be one of the most memorable meet cutes I've read in a while between Ethan and Keeley, thanks to Pepe.
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There are some deep issues raised within this book, and I really loved how they were dealt with. Jeanne really grew on me as the book progressed.
And I thoroughly enjoyed everything once they are in Paris. I don't want to give away the reason they are in Paris, but let's just say it's not necessarily the reasons you may imagine.
What did frustrate me though was the book was clearly set in appeared to be a post Covid world, there were references to anti bacterial gel, social distancing, drop in tourism due to the first half of the year, but I personally don't want references to pandemic we are living through appearing in what should be an escapist read from reality.
Other than that, this was classic Mandy Baggot, a gorgeous hero to fall in love with, fabulous travel elements, a caring and loveable best friend, a four legged friend, Pepe, and plenty of plot to please you.
I was a really enjoyable read, and there are some lovely festive gestures in there too.
Thank you to Aria and Netgalley for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
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