Little Paris Collection – serie

‘I adored this book right from the beginning…The Bookshop on the Seine was another delightful read by Rebecca Raisin’ – Reviewed the BookVisit Paris this year and fall in love under the Eiffel Tower Le Vie En Rose Sarah Smith has been offered the opportunity to exchange bookshops with a Parisian friend for six months. Saying yes is a no-brainer – after all, who would turn down a trip to Paris?Even if it does mean leaving the irresistible boyfriend behind, Sarah’s sure she’s in for the holiday of a lifetime – days spent surrounded by novels in a gorgeous bookshop and the chance to watch the snow fall on the Champs-Élysées.But will her dream come true or will Sarah realise that a fairytale Christmas in the city of love isn’t quite as rosy in reality… A deliciously feel-good romance perfect for fans of Debbie Johnson and Julia Williams What reviewers are saying about The Little Bookshop on the Seine‘ This novel is a love letter to Paris, and even more so a love letter to books; it is absolutely a must-read book for book lovers.’ – Rather Too Fond of Books‘easy to read and devoured quickly, I literally could not get enough and I was so sad to finish it. It was a truly captivating, spellbinding tale of taking chances and living life to the full that I am sure will ring true with many readers.’ – Compelling Reads‘I love love love this author, and this book cements the fact that this series is a winner!’ – Fiona (Goodreads)‘I loved every second of The Little Bookshop on the Seine, easy to read, with words oozing charm and good feeling, that just made me feel warm and cosy.’ – Rachel’s Random Reads‘a beautifully written novel’ – Hilda (Goodreads)‘A delightful story that's perfect for reading in your favorite cozy chair. … Such a good book to lose yourself in.’ – Janet Robel (Goodreads)‘It really brought Paris to life … extremely romantic, love is most definitely on the menu’ – Elaine (Goodreads)‘a great escape to Paris and I’m looking forward to the other books in the Little Paris Collection.’ – French Village Diaries