The Paris Wedding by Charlotte Nash

The Paris Wedding

by Charlotte Nash

Free trip to Paris: city of love, light, and clothes to die for . . .

Ten years ago, Rachael gave up the love of her life. Now she's being offered an all-expenses-paid trip to Paris - the city she's always dreamed of living in - to watch to him marry someone else.

Paris has all kinds of surprises in store for Rachael, who's more used to countryside lanes than Coco Chanel, including a handsome photographer. But the sparkling city of love, hope and longing has a way of unlocking your heart's deepest secrets. And there's one question that just won't stop nagging at her - a question she'll have to find an answer to before her time in Paris is up.

One thing's for sure: it's going to be the trip of a lifetime.

Escape to the most fabulous city in the world and fall in love with this romantic, hopeful, heart-melting story by bestselling author Charlotte Nash.

Readers LOVE The Paris Wedding:

'The Paris Wedding would have to be the most delightful novel I have read so far this year.' Goodreads Reviewer, 5 stars

'...beautifully vivid descriptions of Paris, eloquent French phrases, and the glamour of a high-end wedding. ... The writing is beautiful ... Perfect for those seeking a romantic read with some bite.' Booklist

'I absolutely loved this book. This is my first time reading anything by Charlotte Nash; I am now officially in love.' Gemsbooknook

'I could feel the excitement of the hustle and bustle of Paris, the history, and romanticism seeping into my pores.' Amazon reviewer

'There were tears, sadness and joy. Such a fabulous story and trip to Paris!' Amazon reviewer

Reviewed by Joséphine on

4 of 5 stars

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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.

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