Jennie Goutet gives us a delightfully charming story, rich in Parisian culture. I loved the storyline, the characters and the dialogue. It was wonderful watching April and Victor become friends and navigate that relationship as it turned into love. Thank you so much Jennie for the opportunity to read this sweet, sometimes funny and endearing story.

A Friend in Paris caught my imagination early on, and I found myself thinking about it even when I couldn't be reading. Jennie expresses her characters' thoughts and feelings expertly and adds enough action and plot twists to keep me turning pages. This is not a Christian story but it is clean and provides an enjoyable sense of life in Paris for an American. Also nice: very few errors of grammar, punctuation or style to distract. All in all, a lovely book.

A lovely sweet, clean romance, set in the beautiful city of Paris. An interesting plot, that keeps your attention from beginning to end. There was a great mix of characters...a young American art student; a villain or two; some selfish, misguided youths; a group of kind faithful friends; a wise older person; a hero... A thoroughly enjoyable read that keep me up!

A Friend In Paris captivated me from the start and held me until the end. It may be partly due to my love of the art world; however, friendship, love and finding oneself are topics that touch us all.

I so enjoyed my trip to France courtesy of this lovely book. It has all sorts of hooks to keep the pages turning, and the author is writing about a place and people she knows. I am so happy to keep following Mme Goutet, as her books just keep getting better.

This is a new author for me. This really held my interest and a page turner for me. I really appreciated the romance was kept clean. The author was able to convey well the difference between love (H) and selfish love (fellow art student) or infatuation between the two men that liked the h.