Kiss Me in Paris

This is a fantastic story! Winter is a literary student in New York, Cade is a cowboy from Texas, and they're both on their way to Paris to study for the summer, maybe longer. Winter has secrets from her past and it keeps popping up to torment her. Cade is a bit broken and filled with uncalled for guilt, as well as an intense relationship with his dad, and dreams of doing his own thing- not following in dad's footsteps.
They meet before crossing the ocean, and Cade immediately feels the need to protect and look out for Winter, and it's a good thing because she needs it. Her best friend and roommate for the summer has a bad track record with guys and really knows how to pick them. They find trouble, and as they spend more and more time together, realize they've fallen in love.
Fantastic story, and I love all of the characters, but I think I'd have probably lost patience with Beth a long time ago. They're all good strong characters, though, and the story is really well thought out. The details of the Parisian landscape and tourist spots is amazing, and really lets you feel like you're there.

This story begins with Cade & Winter meeting for the first time on a plane to Paris where they are both joining a student tour. As their paths continue to cross, they become friends, but don't move the relationship to a romantic level. Cade, because he knows that their paths lead apart after summer, and Winter doesn't see herself as worthy of love. Cade and Winter both have such unspeakable pasts they don't share with anyone, even each other. But as they become closer, they begin to open up to each other, and begin to heal. I enjoyed this author as the characters are really well developed and the relationships that Case & Winter have with their families, friend's, and enemies is not only believable, but heartwarming as we see how their lives change. The only other comment I have is to pay attention to the author's note at the beginning. There are 2 full versions of the book. The 1st is the hot version with graphic sex, & the second is the warm version without the sex. Take your pick!

HOLY COW! What an amazing read! Words cannot describe how much I loved this book! I guess for me, I really connected with Winter. And then there's Cade...the man had me at hello.

Kiss Me In Paris has so many emotions flowing through it. Emotions that I will not tell you about because it would spoil the whole book for you...and we don't like spoilers. If you are wanting a good romance novel, look no further. Kiss Me In Paris is definitely one you will want to pick up. I would grab a box of tissues to have on hand when you sit down to read.

Winter travels to Paris with her class. She is hoping that while she is there she will experience love so that she can gain the knowledge she needs to finish her romance novel.

Cade leaves his Texas ranch to head off to Paris for Architectural Design. He is not intending on finding romance while he is there. He needs to focus on school, not a female companion.

This book is HIGHLY recommended. It is highly addictive. Once I opened my kindle I could not put it down. I loved it so much that I ordered the paperback.

"Does true love really exist outside of movies and romance novels?"
Despite reading the synopsis, this book was a pleasant little surprise, and not what I thought it was going to be about. Winter is a NY native aspiring writer. Cade is a Texan cowboy, ambitious to become an architect. Both are running from their pasts, their demons and their secrets. Both of them are trying to find a way to make amends with their families and their own lives. Their pasts have been filled with hurt and pain, but somehow they both wind up in Paris. Both hopeful that this trip will lead them to their future endeavors, instead they find friendship, love, and freedom from their fears. While I enjoyed the story between Cade and Winter, I felt the book went very much into detail about writing/authors and architecture. For me this lost my interest. I also found that the cover did not translate with the story. However, if you separate out the personal story between two peoples' lives, their families, and the changes they make, than this is an amusing, little read! 4 out of 5 stars.

Kimberly Kinrade is one of my favorite authors and I just jumped at any chance to read her books. Along with her husband, Dmytry Karpox, they pen together "Kiss Me In Paris" in a plot that just wowed me from the beginning. Between the flowing plot filled with raw emotions, romance, a bit of humor, and dreams with a touch of sensual passion...and then their characters that were very well developed with great chemistry between them, I was hooked from the first page. I truly can not wait for their next book to come out!! I have to admit they make one hell of a team together! Highly recommended for all romance fans.

This review is based on a complimentary copy from the author which was provided for an honest review.

This story is amazing, It totally makes me want to visit Paris one day. I completely fell in love with the characters, they are both unique, in their own way, and love how a New Yorker girl, falls in love with a Texas boy. They both have their own troubled pasts, but when they both go aboard to study in Paris, they become close. The places are described beautifully, making me get lost in the story. I loved everything about it, it has a little bit of everything, love, laughter, cries.... I hope everyone reads this story and enjoys it as much as I did. The title was what got my attention right away and the cover was perfect for it. Kim and Dymtry did an amazing job writing this story, I can't wait to read more... <3 <3 <3

I had the opportunity to acquire Kiss me in Paris by BETA and I can tell you is a story that is very attached to reality ... As two souls meet in a foreign country. At least in my case made ​​me relive the era of boyfriend / girlfriend between my husband and me. Every detail of the story I could visualize it as a movie!! I experienced joy, sadness, anger, in order around a bit. I recommend this story and you will be hooked and will not want to stop for a minute .... The combination of talent of Dmytry and Kimberly is amazing. And I'm honest the way Kimberly writes fascinates me!! Looking forward to your next story!!

There were two reasons I was really excited to read this book. The cover is absolutely beautiful and intriguing. Second I have always been fascinated with Paris and have been dying to go since I was a young girl. At first glance judging by the cover I thought I was getting a book that was dark, gritty and raw. I was surprised to find that it was just a simple story about two people finding love when they least expected it.

Winter Deveaux and Cade Savage were two characters with issues that weren't hard to sympathize with. Both were running from their problems hoping that a trip abroad to Paris for a scholarship opportunity would help them forget but as with all life issues their problems followed them. Winter has a secret that has plagued her for years and while it was fairly easy to guess what that secret was it wasn't any less upsetting. She was pretty damaged by what had happened to her and has kept people at arms length because of it even earning her the nickname Ice Queen. I loved that her character was an aspiring writer. After her mentor breaks down everything wrong with her novel and suggests she get more life experience to add to her writing she gets a little disheartened. The nightlife in Paris offers several strange encounters as well as making new friendships. It's not until she meets Cade on this trip that her novel starts to take shape following the path of her actual love life.

Cade Savage was such a wonderful character and was exactly what Winter needed in a love interest. He was absolutely sweet, kind, charming and a total southern gentleman. Cade has his own set of issues that plague him throughout this book. A strained relationship with his father and a disabled brother that he is expected to stay behind and take care of of are just two of the reasons Cade has to leave home. He has to follow his heart and his dream of architecture and that is what leads him to Paris and ultimately Winter. He wasn't looking for a relationship but there is something about Winter that captured his attention. He sees who she really is and helps her overcome her fear and protects her from her secret that has followed her to Paris. It was sad to see all the things Cade had to suffer through but at the same time I loved how determined and strong he was. Not just for himself but also for Winter.

I enjoyed the love that bloomed slowly between these two characters throughout the story. I was nervous about how things would end up for them because they are only in Paris for a semester. With Cade being from Texas and Winter from New York it was nerve wracking waiting to see how they handled their relationship when their time was over. The romance was well done and the book featured several incredibly sweet moments for these two. The cast of characters were an added bonus especially Winter's friend Jenifer. She was also a damaged girl who hid behind her party girl image and got herself into crazy situations. At first I thought she was a terrible friend to Winter and didn't really like her. She was flighty and a little bit of a slut but once you got to the bottom of her facade you realize she was just as scarred as Winter was. I loved seeing them bond and grow closer once they shared the reasons behind their behavior.

Kiss Me In Paris was a wonderful story set in one of the most romantic places in the world. While I enjoyed the love between the main characters I didn't feel like I connected to them while I was reading. I found it a little hard to believe that Winter's character would wait so long to finally get her secret out in the open and that nobody, not even her parents noticed anything strange about their daughter. I don't want to say too much about the events surrounding this secret of hers but I just didn't buy it completely. There were a few times where the book dragged a little bit in between the big moments and I had to put it down occasionally but it didn't turn me off completely. I was happy with the ending and I did like this book and would absolutely recommend it for anyone who enjoys a good character builder with a bit slower pacing in the storyline and character development.

I absolutely loved this. Two people who are a little bit broken meet in Paris. They hit it off right away, but know they have a limited time together, so they content themselves with just being friends. For a while, anyway. Cade is sweet and a little cocky and I just loved him. Winter is great, too. She feels weak but is actually strong and Cade helps her see that. I laughed and cried and loved this book.
* I received a copy for my honest review.

This is easily one of my favorite books thus far. Cade and Winter were well-written characters. This was a different take on a romance in that I had the pleasure of reading from both the male's and female's perspective in a relationship, which immediately captured my attention. I honestly admit I have never full-heartedly cried reading a novel until I read this one. The first book I got a little teary eyed reading was Forever Home coincidentally by Kimberly Kinrade.

I read Kiss Me in Paris every chance I got. Yes, I read it on the elliptical at the gym as well where I realized I must seem a little loony laughing out loud at some parts, which I also admit a book has never made me convulse in laughter. This novella had it all... love, comedy, sadness, passion, regret, forgiveness, friendship, acceptance of a past, letting go, family, and travel. Kimberly and Dymtry did an excellent job hooking me and keeping my attention. Also well-edited. I am definitely looking forward to their next book!

I highly recommend this book. You will not be disappointed!

This is easily one of my favorite books thus far. Cade and Winter were well-written characters. This was a different take on a romance in that I had the pleasure of reading from both the male's and female's perspective in a relationship, which immediately captured my attention. I honestly admit I have never full-heartedly cried reading a novel until I read this one. The first book I got a little teary eyed reading was Forever Home coincidentally by Kimberly Kinrade.

I read Kiss Me in Paris every chance I got. Yes, I read it on the elliptical at the gym as well where I realized I must seem a little loony laughing out loud at some parts, which I also admit a book has never made me convulse in laughter. This novella had it all... love, comedy, sadness, passion, regret, forgiveness, friendship, acceptance of a past, letting go, family, and travel. Kimberly and Dymtry did an excellent job hooking me and keeping my attention. Also well-edited. I am definitely looking forward to their next book!

I highly recommend this book. You will not be disappointed!

I really enjoyed this story by Kinrade and Karpov. The characters of Winter and Cade are well-written and have good back stories.

Their love felt inevitable -- their chemistry is so hot. I definitely wanted to know more about them but I feel that will be covered in future books.

This is a love story at its heart. If you're expecting War and Peace, this is not the book for you. But if you want a romantic beach read, this fits the bill! I enjoyed it and look forward to more of this team's work!

Their travels through Paris and the surrounding areas are nicely detailed and create a most romantic setting. It's easy to stay in the moment with Winter and Cade throughout the book, picturing walking behind them and looking at what they were seeing. I so enjoyed it and will bring it with me when I finally get to visit the City of Light myself someday! Seriously hoping that this husband and wife writing team of Dmytry Karpov and Kimberly Kinrade, are working on a companion tour book.

Kimberly Karpov-Kinrade and Dmytry Karpov worked in unison to produce a book that spans the spectrum of emotions. This book made me laugh, cry,and feel the joys and pains of the characters that came to life with vivid imagery of their time in Paris. I look forward to the next release from this writing couple, jointly or individually.

I absolutely couldn't put this book down. It will make you laugh and cry. It is also very insightful. It will remind you to follow that dream no matter who tries to say its not a good idea and you could never achieve it.