The Paris Wedding

by Charlotte Nash

[Joséphine]

Initial thoughts: Single main character in her late twenties pining after "the one who got away" sounds like a recipe for a train wreck and yet The Paris Wedding was anything but. I much enjoyed Rachael's journey of self-discovery on several fronts. She was such a delightful and relatable character. At this age it's all too easy to compare yourself to others who've already achieved so much and feel like a failure for not having any direction in life and feeling stuck. Those feelings are all too familiar to me, which is why I especially liked reading this book as Rachael came to seize new opportunities and learnt to deal with her past.

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Note: I received a finished copy from a local distributor in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.