The Last time I Saw Paris is a tale of romance, adventure, self-discovery and love that begins in Paris and continues to unfold throughout France. Lara Lewis, in an attempt to re ignite the romance in her lonely and predictable marriage, plans a second honey moon to France where she dreams of revisiting the places…
A FAMILY IN PARIS By Jane Paech It is a daunting and exhausting task moving indefinitely to a foreign country on ones own but moving a young family is a whole other scenario. Jane Paech, Australian writer and blogger, shares her heartfelt story of A Family In Paris in her memoir and reveals the myriad of…
In need of a little extra dose of bonheur? Then “Bonjour Happiness!” by Jamie Cat Callan sounds like the remedy you might need as it is a dedication to women in search of a some Joie de Vivre or a life change but not sure how to attain it. Who better to give women of all…
THE SWEET LIFE IN PARIS By David Lebovitz The Sweet Life In Paris by David Lebovitz – the talented and celebrated pastry chef, blogger and expert on all things French is a memoir and dedication to his love of Paris and baking. The memoir is written in the same humorous, honest, cheeky and sarcastic tone…
ENTRANCED BY FRANCE REVIEWS… ‘PARIS IN LOVE’ by Eloisa James Eloisa James a New York Times bestselling author and Shakespeare professor has given the Francophile audience a gift with her memoir that will warm the heart and delight the soul. Her memoir chronicles her enviable year in beautiful Paris and skilfully yet uncomplicatedly draws the…
ENTRANCED BY FRANCE REVIEWS… “Paris Letters” by, Janice Macleod A memoire that will warm your heart as you leap through the pages always in hopeful anticipation of what will happen next. Macleod offers hope to those trapped in a life that is stale and uninspiring and shows that dreams do indeed become reality. Single at…
ENTANCED BY FRANCE REVIEWS… “Lunch in Paris”, by Elizabeth Bard A delightful memoir of girl meets boy and of expat life, love and self-discovery in la belle Paris. Elizabeth Bard’s unexpected meeting of a tall, dark-haired young “café crème” of a man at an academic conference is followed by an excuse to visit him in…
ENTRANCED BY FRANCE REVIEWS… ‘Paris, My Sweet’, by Amy Thomas. It’s not often when a narrative combines all the things a woman dreams of and packages it into one decadently sweet box with a satin pink ribbon on top. Amy Thomas has managed to do just that in her memoir ‘Paris, My Sweet’ which, like…
