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Livre 2 sur 3: Sparks in Paris

Haddock, Lexi

 
9781955119597: The Paris Predicament

Synopsis

Left at the altar in front of everyone she loves, Lila Thurston swears off romance for good.

Then a reunion trip to Paris throws her back into the orbit of Philippe—her best friend's husband's best friend, a shy, bookish, cinnamon-roll Frenchman who clearly wants to be more than friends. There's just one problem: he lives an ocean away. It's the worst idea she's ever had.

Back home in Washington, D.C., Lila finally dips a toe into the dating pool and meets Sam: a charming, generous millionaire's son who is kind, present, and genuinely crazy about her. Everything sensible says choose Sam.

But one kiss with Philippe stops the world, and one kiss with Sam doesn't. When Philippe surprises her with a visit to D.C. and the Atlantic Ocean sits squarely between Lila and the harder choice, she has to decide what kind of love is worth the risk—the safe one standing right in front of her, or the impossible one she can't stop thinking about.

A sweet, swoony, witty closed-door rom-com about love lost and found, the friends who carry you through it, and learning to choose yourself—perfect for fans of Emily in Paris and a nostalgic early-2000s love story.

  • Left at the altar
  • Slow-burn love triangle
  • Friends to lovers
  • Cinnamon roll hero
  • He falls first, she falls harder
  • Long-distance romance
  • Found family friend group
  • Closed door, low steam

Heat: clean / closed door. Tone: sweet, witty, swoony. Series: interconnected standalones, shared friend group. Ending: HEA, no cliffhanger. POV: first person, single (Lila). Setting: early 2000s, Washington D.C. and Paris. Comps: Emily in Paris meets a nostalgic early-2000s rom-com.



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