Can you ever swear off love, in the city of love? Coco is having a hell of a month. She's lost her boyfriend and her business, been forced to uproot her daughter to move back in with her parents in Paris, and now an infuriatingly handsome stranger is yelling at her for acting like a tourist... Right underneath the Eiffel Tower. Storming away from him - and swearing off men for life - she decides she's going to take the first job that comes her way. Then, as if fate hears her, later that day she stumbles into a little bookshop - but not any old bookshop. This one comes complete with a café, cocktail bar, reading room and secret tunnel of books, and just a little hint of magic in the air. So when Coco's offered a job selling books there, it feels like the perfect fit. There's only one problem... propping up the bar in the bookshop is none other than the grumpy, gorgeous stranger she'd met earlier that day... A totally romantic, bookish and gorgeously escapist romantic novel, set in Paris in Springtime. Perfect for fans of Emily Henry, Abby Jimenez, and Sarah Morgan. Praise for Rebecca Raisin: 'Captured my heart... The book had everything. Nobody can do magic to a city as Rebecca Raisin does. And Paris was never more brilliantly portrayed before. A fabulous read.' Goodreads reviewer ????? 'Will grab your hand and pull you headfirst downs the streets and alleyways of Paris, with a wonderful cast of characters and enough twists and turns to keep you entertained right to the end. I defy you not to want to visit Paris.' Goodreads reviewer ????? 'Ahhh I absolutely loved this book!... Made me laugh, warmed my heart... Fabulous.' NetGalley reviewer ????? 'I just adoooore books about Paris and this one made me fall in love with it all over again with every page.' Goodreads reviewer ????? 'This book made my heart very happy... An absolute warm hug in book form.' NetGalley reviewer ????? 'A romance story with mystery and intrigue! Rebecca brings Paris to life in her stories and as you disappear into the book you can feel yourself wandering the streets of Paris.' Goodreads reviewer ????? 'I have no idea how Rebecca Raisin does it, but she keeps writing enchanting heart-warming stories, that you never want to end... I would suggest curling up on the sofa, with a glass of something, and some chocolate (the French food descriptions will make you hungry!), and just escape into this wonderful story.' Goodreads reviewer ?????