Confession time - it had been two weeks since I last read a book set in Paris! Thank goodness that I had this one lined up to read for a b...

  Coco Chevalier loves working as a successful boutique publisher in London. She and her partner (both romantic and business) have built the...

  It may seem as though I say yes to every book set in Paris, but it's not the case. And even if it was, there would be zero regrets wit...

There is a regional city a couple of hours away from us called Bendigo, and it is a place I love to visit. At the Art Gallery, they often ha...

Welcome to this week's edition of Top Ten Tuesday which is hosted by  Th at Artsy Reader Girl . This week's theme is Throwback Freeb...

  A recipe for murder Ingredients A fab opening line Paris setting Two close friends (one of whom happens to be Julia Childs) Fabulous food ...

Here are 3 signs that you are really enjoying a book by an author you have never read before: 1. You are looking up the author's backlis...

Today's Christmas quote comes from the book Twenty One Nights in Paris. Whilst the title doesn't necessary tell you that this has an...

  Welcome to this month's edition of Six Degrees of Separation, which is a  monthly meme hosted by Kate from Books Are My Favourite and ...

I'm reading... Last week I read my third books set in France in less than two weeks! This time it was Twenty One Nights in Paris by Leon...

Irena Asquith-Lewis (known as Ren) is a protected heiress to a large fortune. Sacha Mourad comes from the outer suburbs of Paris and has kno...