Under My Skin: A Contemporary Paris Romance (Bistro La Bohème Book 2)

UNDER MY SKIN is the second novel in the addictive Bistro La Bohème romance series. This delightful Parisian version of Four Weddings and a Funeral will entertain you with a gripping story, relatable characters and sizzling love scenes.

A tall well-dressed guy entered the bistro, dripping rain and hotness. He stopped by the door and surveyed the room searching for someone, his gaze lingering on the females...until it met Jeanne's. He beamed and walked toward her, his eyes trained on her and full of warmth. Did he know her? Was she supposed to know him?

Feisty bartender Jeanne and geek-turned-hottie Mat embark on an emotional and sensual roller coaster, as their paths cross at an engagement party, a baptism and a wedding... not counting all the other times they "accidentally" run into each other.

And miserably fail to behave with propriety.

But Mat is an ambitious politician running for mayor of his hometown and involved with an exquisite woman. He knows exactly where he wants to be five years from now.

Falling for Jeanne all over again is definitely NOT part of his plan.

Is the Bistro La Bohème series for you?

If you've enjoyed Amelie and Friends and appreciate contemporary romance novels with smart and strong heroines, sexy heroes and witty dialogue; if you like steamy friends to lovers romance about love lost and found, betrayal and second chances -- then give this new series a try!

It will delight you with an unforgettable cast of imperfect and charming young men and women who frequent an ordinary yet special Parisian café. They fall in love, cope with heartbreak and chase their dreams with a passion that makes them endearing even when in the wrong.

Welcome to the Bistro La Bohème! Take a seat by the window, order your café crème and lose yourself in these deeply romantic and heart-warming tales of love, friendship and finding out where you belong. 
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The books are interconnected, with a recurring setting and characters. But each story is self-contained, and you can read it as a stand-alone.