Kristen Lewendon's Reviews > An Autumn in Paris

Dana and Thomas are adorable together. Seeing them heal from the traumas of their past relationships was beautiful to witness. And made the stumbling blocks in their way all the more tragic. I found both Dana and Thomas to be selectively blind to the truth about themselves. (But then again, aren’t we all?) Dana could be strong for her son, a lioness protecting Liviu, but she was often reluctant to see or use that strength for her own benefit. Thomas’s marshmallow heart meant that he sometimes gave too much of himself to projects and people that he probably shouldn’t have committed to. This book is sweet and emotional. And a lovely return by the author to contemporary romance. I loved getting this chance to reconnect with the couples of La Bohème.
I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.