Review: Enjoyed It Very Much
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2013
Rebecca's dreams have been shattered. In her mind, there's nothing else for her to do than to run away from the one place she wants to be in. Granted, her doing so isn't the best thing to do, but she's determined in starting over. By leaving the one thing she loves the most behind, she'll be able to make something of the life and position she's now been offered. The catch? She'll need to move to Paris in order to make the most of the situation.Such a move is a big thing, something her family makes note of at every possible moment. For Rebecca, it's the answer she's been waiting for. She's tired of pining for someone she knows will never be hers. Though Julian shares the same feelings she does, duty binds himself elsewhere. Deep inside, she knows that nipping things in the bud between them is for the best. So why does it hurt so much in doing so?Rebecca's attention is soon turned elsewhere when she meets the enigmatic Alain on her flight to Paris. The man is as sexy as they come, and he makes her feel things she never thought possible. It doesn't matter that the man is a little possessive to boot. He incites her passion and stirs her senses more than any man has ever done.As her life takes on a different turn, Rebecca soon realizes that sometimes things are too good to be true. Torn by what is right, and the feelings Alain and her boss evoke within her, she finds herself drowning in a dark abyss. Both men are vying for her attention in ways that leave her wondering as to which way is up and which is down. If she's to succeed in getting to where she needs to be, she'll need to make certain decisions that will change her life in the long run. The question is, how can she do that when she's not even sure as to which way to go in the first place?I absolutely enjoyed Lost In France. Jani Kay tells the story of a woman draw in many directions, unsure of who and what she truly is. Granted, Rebecca wants to believe that she knows herself quite well, but her vulnerability shows in every decision she makes. She loves fast, and falls even faster, never knowing where it is that she'll end up. While the story does end in a bit of a cliffhanger, I think it sets the stage for what's to come next for this series. It's definitely something I'm looking forward to.Please Note: I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.