Paris Is Always a Good Idea

A little mystery...a little romance...and, of course, Paris. That's the gist of this book.

Rosalie is the owner of a tiny postcard shop in Paris. One day she is asked to illustrate a wonderful children's book written by one of France's most renowned children's book authors, and she does so, to wide acclaim. Then an angry man comes into her shop, furious that a story his mother told him over and over as a child has been stolen and made into a book illustrated by Rosalie. Who is right? Who wrote this story? Can the man and Rosalie work together to solve this mystery?

All the characters are quite likable, even the minor ones, and the little mystery is fun, if predictable. The Paris setting zooms this book up to a notch above your average Paris romance.