The Little Paris Patisserie: Missing Emily in Paris? Return to the City of Love with this must-read romance! (Romantic Escapes, Book 3) Kindle Edition

And it takes place in Paris, my favorite place. Brought back memories! Loved the characters. Even though you know it will all work like all romantic novels, you don't know how until the end. So much fun!

Like a dream, Paris, the cafe, the love affair, the family, the friends. It was just a fun story that kept the reader entertained.

It was a very sweet feel good read. I loved the characters and how they got together to help each other even though they weren't friends. Lovely writing, made me feel like I was in Paris. Just enough angst to keep you enthralled.

Thoroughly enjoyable series and a great way to deal with travel withdrawal. Loved the characters and needed the heartwarming tale. Very glad I bought this certifies. THANK YOU Julie Caplin and team!!!!!

I enjoyed this book enough that I read it in one day! I also went and purchased the other two in this series. Looking forward to discovering Copenhagen and to some extent Brooklyn(love that place!). The characters were great. The only thing that keeps this from 5 stars for me---is the H was a dic*. First class! He barely redeemed himself at the end-and the h was great but a little too wimpy for the way he treated her. But having a long time crush can do that. Not insta love which is good. It is a sweet read and light which is what I was looking for at the time.

I was caught off guard when I couldn't remember who Emily was. But this is a whole cast of new characters with a fun romantic story. Well worth a read. I gave it only 3 1/2 stars because there were some parts that were slow to me which caused me to put the book down a couple of times. But in the end the book was really good.

Such an adorable cute story. Loved the push-pull going on with Nina and Sebastian. The need for family and the timing issue, and Nina’s adventures in remaking the patisserie and making herself a family.

This was another trip and food delight. It is also a stand alone book though some of the characters move on and the food is great as is the story.

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It certainly is a romantic and sweet story, but resembles a lot another book of the same author. I read “The little teashop in Tokyo” first and in both novels, there is a protagonist who once kissed a man and ten years later meets him again. The difference is that in this case the story is set in Paris, doesn’t relate to photography and the female character’s crush is a family friend, so he has never really disappeared from her life. It was like reading the same story again and that prevented me from feeling curious about the evolving of the love story. Also, I didn’t particularly like Sebastian. At the beginning, he is very cold, arrogant and grumpy and treats Nina very bad; then, he suddenly gets jealous, becomes very nice and acts all sentimental. What would have happened between them if Nina had never gone to France? Probably nothing because he seems a passive type, too self-centred to care for other people’s feelings.

loved this story and cant wait for the next instalment ! until then I'm going back to read the ones I missed

This was such a lovely book and one I’m so glad I finally read. I’m a huge fan of this series and always pre-order the next book when I know it’s coming out. For some reason this book was left hidden away on my kindle app for ages even though I knew I’d really enjoy it. Funny how that happens isn’t it?!Nina was a wonderful main character. I loved her get up and go, and really admired the way she took herself off to Paris, not really knowing what to expect. Coming from a big family myself I understood her desire to get away from her siblings at times and thought the descriptions of growing up in a large family were spot on.I loved the friends she made, especially Marguerite, Maddie and Marcel the grumpy waiter. I wasn’t so keen on Sebastian though, he was far too full of himself for my liking, not a particularly nice character. In fact I felt rather sorry for Nina at times for the way Sebastian treated her.The descriptions of the patisserie were mouth watering and I even contemplated making some eclairs or profiteroles whilst reading it. I didn’t give in to the temptation though as I was on holiday, but I think I may have made some if I’d been at home.A lovely romance and a wonderful third book in this fab series. If you’re looking for a summer romance I definitely recommend this one. In fact, I recommend the whole Romantic Escapes series!

Great characters & stories