Review: LOVED IT!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 2, 2013
See my full review here: - [...]*Copy of book provided by the Author in return for an honest review*Lost in France is the second novel I’ve had the pleasure of reading from Jani Kay and I’m so happy to have been given the opportunity to review this book as I absolutely LOVED IT!There is a lot of romance in this book which is very steamy from the get go. The attraction between Rebecca and Alain is instant however their love for one another gradually grows. This book is well written flows at a good pace and expresses a lot of emotion. The stories point of view is mainly Rebecca’s but does switch to Alain occasionally. I feel that it gives the reader a much better understanding of the characters this way.These characters are extremely likeable and have you swooning, laughing, crying and wanting to punch them at some point, that’s one of the best things about this book. Rebecca is a fiery redhead, a strong determined woman who is good at her job. She wants a man to love, show her affection and a family of her own. Unfortunately she’s had bad luck in this department. Rebecca is very easy to relate to in her needs and wants in a relationship and her reactions to the situations she is placed in are very believable. Now we have Rebecca’s sexy Frenchman, Alain. His family comes from a long line of aristocrats and their winery business is a big part of his heritage. Unfortunately this heritage takes precedence over his love life. He is very easy to like, is sweet, caring and obviously adores Rebecca. He will have you swooning. Then we have Rebecca’s boss Maxwell. He is a strong determined man and works hard for what he wants. A likeable man even though he can be quite forceful and demanding at times.This is the first book in the Firebird Trilogy and the ending leaves you in tears. Happy or sad tears I will not elaborate, but it has been left open in such a way to make for an interesting second book.I would recommend this book to those who are fans of the Crossfire Series by Sylvia Day.I rate this book 5 stars.