A review by romancebookshelf
Frenched, by Melanie Harlow
3.0
overall: 3.75/5
sprice: 2.5/5
Features: Solo Trip to Paris, Hot Stranger, Whirwind Romance,
Single POV Available on Kindle Unlimited
Mia’s fiancé dumps her a week before their wedding and her friends talk her into going on her Paris honeymoon alone. There she meets Lucas, a bartender in Paris for the summer, who offers to show her everything Paris has to offer. Lucas and Mia have a fast and passionate time together, but with her vacation ending, will their love survive thousands of miles, an ocean, and real life?
The premise of this book is like a dream. Who wouldn’t want to go to Paris and then spend their whole vacation with a hot guy as a tour guide who you have crazy chemistry with? You could tell they had so much passion, and Lucas likes to get a little kinky and rough with his sex which was hot. Everything up to the end was great, but the story ends so abruptly, then you have to read a novella epilogue (Yanked) to get their full story. Im not a big novella person, so I don’t love when this happens, and the epilogue had lots of drama.
sprice: 2.5/5
Features: Solo Trip to Paris, Hot Stranger, Whirwind Romance,
Single POV Available on Kindle Unlimited
Mia’s fiancé dumps her a week before their wedding and her friends talk her into going on her Paris honeymoon alone. There she meets Lucas, a bartender in Paris for the summer, who offers to show her everything Paris has to offer. Lucas and Mia have a fast and passionate time together, but with her vacation ending, will their love survive thousands of miles, an ocean, and real life?
The premise of this book is like a dream. Who wouldn’t want to go to Paris and then spend their whole vacation with a hot guy as a tour guide who you have crazy chemistry with? You could tell they had so much passion, and Lucas likes to get a little kinky and rough with his sex which was hot. Everything up to the end was great, but the story ends so abruptly, then you have to read a novella epilogue (Yanked) to get their full story. Im not a big novella person, so I don’t love when this happens, and the epilogue had lots of drama.