Back Cover Blurb: Kelly Rochard is determined to have one last adventure before settling down to married life!
Still, being mugged at the Louvre is not what she had in mind for her long-awaited trip to Paris. Until Will Maguire comes to her aid, and she finds herself completely distracted by the handsome stranger in the Notre Dame sweatshirt.
Kelly can't seem to resist the world's most romantic city or Will, who is determined to show her all its treasures, from the top of the Eiffel Tower to strolls along the Seine.
But will their love last when they're back in plain old South Bend, Indiana, or will they end up blaming their breathless fling on the city of love?
Holy wow, this book was like crack...only BETTER. hehehe Not that I've tried crack, but people seem happy when they're on it. LOL Plus, it was mucho addictive.
I just can't say enough good things about this book. It was fun, sexy, sweet, romantic and yet had a very "real" feel to it. Like Will and Kelly were people I might know even though I don't know a soul who's ever been to Paris much less lived there. And their relationship just seemed so natural. Like, even though the circumstances were highly unlikely it just seemed normal for them. Plus, there were some side issues with their families that added to the realness of it. Not that I know any millionairs with million dollar companies but the author wrote it in such a way that it felt natural.
I'd had this title sitting on my nightstand for several days thinking I'd read a bit before bed each night because a) that's about the only time I truly have to read and b) I know from past Jennifer Greene experience that her books are delicious enough to enjoy before sleep. hehehe I was so wiped each night, though, that I didn't have the wakefullness to acutally read it. But then, Monday in the wee hours of the morning (try 2:30am) I woke up and could NOT go back to sleep. So, I did what any good book loving, non-sleeping girl would do, I switched the lamp on and dove into Blame It On Paris. I couldn't make myself put it down to try and get more sleep. I only managed to put it down when the alarm clock informed me it was time to get up to get ready for work. I fininshed it Tuesday night, much to the puppy's chagrin and I'm still grinning from it. Yes, it was just that tasty. 
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You know me, don't ya? I lived in Paris for 1 year.
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