Review: Love Lost and Found Again in Paris
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
This is the third story in "The Albury Affair" series.  I received the book as an ARC for an honest review, and it was an unedited copy. I think to truly follow the entire story, one would really need to read the first two in the series first. Book 1, "Her Venice Affair" and Book 2, "His Bahamas Affair."  I would not recommend this as a stand-alone book.The overall story is good and the characters are mostly likeable.  Of course, most of them are in the first two books.  This story is about Ruiz Albury and Melody Sinclair and their working in Paris at the motel chain and falling in love.  But then we jump forward and it appears everything went seriously wrong after one month of marriage. A marriage that is implied but we didn't read about it happening in the story itself until much later. Now we are at a year ahead in time and from that point the story takes off for the remainder of the book. I felt lost at times because of the sudden jumps in the story without understanding why or what happened to find us at this point and time. A few of the characters that are quit relevant and hold an importance, especially to this particular story, could have been better developed to understand who they are and how they fit into the story.  Again, I don't recommend as a stand alone, read the first two books to keep up with everything that was going on to follow this story better.This story is a combination of erotic romance, mystery, suspense.  The sex scenes are explicit and if that offends you, it is best you don't read.