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A review by booksnbookends
That Night in Paris by Sandy Barker
4.0
A bus holiday with a difference. All aboard for a whistle stop coach tour of Europe in this gorgeous book!
Cat Parsons is on the run. Her roommate has admitted to being in love with her after a messy one night stand. The main issue really is that she doesn't love him back and doesn't know what to do about it. A spur of the moment coach trip is booked to escape from the madness. However, love always does come calling for us all eventually. The first stop is Paris, the city of love...
The main thing I took away from this book is that I never want to do a coach tour. I've seen Coach Trip on TV often enough to know that it's just not for me, but this just reaffirmed it. In this book there's dodgy lodgings and enough shenanigans to last a lifetime.
I really enjoyed this book, it transported me to lots of places in Europe I'd love to visit. There's more description of some cities than others but it was enjoyable nonetheless. I can't wait until this pandemic is over so I can go and visit some of these places. Thank you to Sandy Barker for transporting me in the mean time!
Cat Parsons is on the run. Her roommate has admitted to being in love with her after a messy one night stand. The main issue really is that she doesn't love him back and doesn't know what to do about it. A spur of the moment coach trip is booked to escape from the madness. However, love always does come calling for us all eventually. The first stop is Paris, the city of love...
The main thing I took away from this book is that I never want to do a coach tour. I've seen Coach Trip on TV often enough to know that it's just not for me, but this just reaffirmed it. In this book there's dodgy lodgings and enough shenanigans to last a lifetime.
I really enjoyed this book, it transported me to lots of places in Europe I'd love to visit. There's more description of some cities than others but it was enjoyable nonetheless. I can't wait until this pandemic is over so I can go and visit some of these places. Thank you to Sandy Barker for transporting me in the mean time!