The Little Paris Patisserie by Julie Caplin | Romantic Escapes 3 |
📖 Book Information
Title: The Little Paris Patisserie
Author: Julie Caplin
Series: Romantic Escapes 3/13 (Interconnected Standalone)
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Publisher: One More Chapter
Publication Date: 15th November 2018
Format: Paperback
Pages: 403
ISBN: 978-0-00-825978-5
Language: English
Age Category: Young Adult
✨ Blurb
In a cosy corner of Paris, a delicious little patisserie is just waiting to be discovered. And romance might just be on the menu…
As the youngest of four, Nina Hadley has always had her big brothers telling her what to do. So, when she’s given the chance to move to Paris and help run a patisserie course, she can’t say au revoir quick enough!
There’s just one problem: high-flying chef Sebastian Finlay is the owner of the patisserie. He’s also her brother Nick’s best friend – and the man she has secretly been in love with since forever.
Amongst the mouth-wateringly delicious eclairs and delicate macaroons, Nina’s culinary creations aren’t the only tempting thing she’s working with…
❤️ Tropes
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Age Gap
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Forced Proximity
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Foodie Romance
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Forbidden Romance
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Brothers Best Friend
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Friends to Lovers
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Slow Burn
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Holiday Romance
🌶️ Spice Level
Rating: 🌶🌶
Description:
Behind-closed-doors romance with a focus on emotional intimacy and romantic chemistry. Contains kissing scenes.
⚠️ Content & Trigger Warnings
This book may contain themes including:
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Injury detail
*Check the author’s website for a full list of trigger warnings.
📦 Edition Details
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Signed: No
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Sprayed Edges: No
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Foiled Cover: No
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Reversible Dust Jacket: No
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Illustrated Endpapers: No
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Bonus Content: No
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Exclusive Edition: No
📚 Perfect For Readers Who Enjoy
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Sue Moorcroft
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Catherine Walsh
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The Little Beach Street Bakery by Jenny Colgan
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Love & Gelato by Jenna Evans Welch
ℹ️ Additional Information
Please note that colours may vary slightly due to screen settings.
If purchasing a special edition, minor imperfections from the publisher may occasionally be present and do not necessarily qualify as defects.