Review: Kimberly and Dmytry make a great team in this modern day romance with a twist!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2013
I had the pleasure of being a BETA reader for Kimberly Kinrade's and Dmytry Karpov's "Kiss Me in Paris."  I am so lucky I got to review this amazing book!  From start to finish I couldn't help but laugh, cry, cheer, etc throughout the whole novel.  Kinrade has a way with words, and especially with stories.  She is able to captivate readers right from the start and keep them guessing the whole way through.  I love her writing and with "Kiss Me in Paris" it just shows the kind of writing she has in her.  This novel took a lot of research and time.  Kinrade was able to make me miss Paris very much, but she was even able to give plenty of description to someone who has yet to go to the amazing city.  Read this novel not only to find out some amazing places in Paris, but the romance and growth of the characters.  The reader is able to see the growth of each character, well not one but he was a jerk anyways.  Each character has such an important role in this novel.  The character who in the end I loved the most was Leslie.  She is such a small character and the reader only see's her in the beginning and end of the novel, but she has a major impact of Cade and the choices that he makes.  All in all, what an amazing novel!Here are some of the amazing quotes in "Kiss Me in Paris":~"Because something always has to die for life to give birth to a new dream."~"Paris is pregnant with layers of history, colored with the ink of artists who dared to dream of a world only they could see."~"I've ever seen, just a random gas pump in the middle of the sidewalk." (I added this one because I was just in Europe and this is very common. I was in shock when I saw just one gas pump on the sidewalk.  It was the funnest thing I have ever seen)~"It's like I'm giving birth from my mouth." (LOL.  By far my favorite scene from the whole book.  I don't want to give it away, but let's just saw you will laugh out loud right when the book starts.)~"It's the nature of being human that, in our own blindness, we lash out and blind others."~"Doing research.  Which is code for wasting time on Facebook."Do you really need anymore evidence now to read this novel?  No, I don't think so.  Pick up "Kiss Me in Paris"!!  I always say Kinrade has done it again, but this time her husband Dmytry Karpov was a co-writter and wow.  It will not be the last book I read from him either.