The Paris Soulmate (International Soulmates)
(By Brooke Gilbert)
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Christine is on her way to finally check something off her bucket list–a dream trip to Paris. With thoughts of turning thirty looming, she is determined to make this bucket list trip happen and to try to open up her "out of commission" heart in the process.
Colin is a protective, dreamy British man who finds Christine in the airport terminal already second guessing her trip. And he falls hard.
What starts as a perfect "Mr. Darcy" meet cute and instant connection quickly goes wrong. When they find themselves seated beside each other on the plane to Paris, things seem destined to only get worse. However, with some forced proximity and the help of the elderly woman on the plane, they see that the instant connection they shared may have been right all along and agree to spend the week sightseeing together.
But Colin has a secret about why he's traveling to Paris. Both Christine and Colin have something they hope to gain from their Paris trip. Is a week in Paris long enough to change a heart? And can the magic of Paris help a wounded soul accept love?
If you enjoyed books like The Flatshare by Beth O’Leary or The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion, then you should try The Paris Soulmate. Read now to start traveling with Christine and Colin today.
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The Paris Soulmate is a sweet romance for clean and wholesome romance readers from debut author Brooke Gilbert. Travel to Paris in this romantic comedy all while staying in your pjs. Readers are laughing, crying, and falling in love with the characters.
The Paris Soulmate features in her "own voice" Crohn's, Lupus, & Mast Cell Activation Syndrome representation. This disability representation is written by an author who also battles these disorders herself.
This is a clean novel. Descriptive kissing only. No cursing. Faith conversations included. Trigger warnings: mild medical episodes and medical discussions. ”
