Frenched

I think the only thing I didn't like about this book was how Mia didn't say anything when Lucas came with his amazing, adorable, heart-wrenching speech about how he couldn't let her go etc etc, while Trent was also there. That...that misunderstanding...killed me .-. It wasted like 10% of the book. Other that that, this was an entirely heart-warming, blood-heating experience so thank you Melanie Harlow for that.

This story also made me actually want to visit Paris, which is pretty darn impressive considering I don't like to travel and France doesn't really appeal to me, so there's also that attraction to read this book, other than the obvious thrilling romance that took place.

I read this with my girls Stephanie and Kate and buddy reads with them is always fun. I liked this but I can't say I loved it thought which is sad because I wanted to love it. I will say I loved the characters and the idea of love in Paris sounds AMAZING!!!!!! BUT......
I'm not a fan of instalove and this one was definitely instalove, but I loved that Mia took charge of her own happiness and was able to redefine her life on her terms. This book had plenty of heat and even more heart. Lucas was swoon-worthy from the get go. Frenched is told in the first person from Mia's point of view which I loved. Mia is a list maker and her lists can be downright goofy at times and they are sprinkled throughout the book. It made her even more endearing to the reader and you couldn't help but root for the couple, despite the long-distance challenges they face.