A review by deecreatenola
A Garden in Paris by Stephanie Grace Whitson

2.0

Part if this book takes place in Paris so I really wanted to like it. But just about the time the characters get there, the story becomes less about a rekindled romance and more a Christian testimonial. The characters are also largely not believable or even likable. A mother has never given any details of her background to her daughter? Not realistic. And the read husband was an abuser but is never called out in the story - like he gets away with it and his spineless wife compensates for him. Finally, everything and everyone act way too goody goody .one last thing - the writer (who is not bad) failed to keep any kind of consistent POV. 1st person, 3rd person, character to character w/in even a chapter. Sloppy and not necessary .