That Weekend in Paris (Take Me There) Kindle Edition

Inglath does not disappoint....her books always have a twist and keep me comin g back for more! I've loved the stories so far and on myb4th book this fall!

The dialog between the 2 maincharacters is very long sometimes and slow. It is a Good book though. Quick summer read!

Inglath Cooper is a magical storyteller. You know her romances will have a happy ending, but the journey to that end is always compelling. She keeps the reader emotionally invested in following the couples as they navigate the tricky waters of side relationships and other obstacles that threaten to keep them apart. This tale of two Nashville musicians finding new love hits all the right notes. Just lovely.

As Shakespeare said "If music be the food of love, play on.” And, with that I've finished reading the 'Take Me There' series by Inglath Cooper. This is yet another love story between a music star and a simple girl.What makes romantic stories beautiful is not the story itself but the conversations between the two people. And, Inglath does a fine job at that. Communication is indeed key. It's the little conversations in her writing at times that makes you pause, smile, think, retain the thought and then move on to the next sentence.This is a take on how a relationship from making all the difference dissipates into indifference. How there is no more anger in you, no fire that has petered out, and, in its place, there is only a sense of peace now. And when you've found that peace in you, you hope there will be for the other person as well.I only wish at some point writers stop the annoying habit of starting each chapter with a quote at the heck of sounding intelligent when there's little to no correlation to the plot line!

Though unexpected, this idea of a country music star and successful songwriter kind of works. There are some twists and turns in the story but it all works out in the end. Some nice life lessons scattered throughout the tale, sweet romance, and twists to the plot make this an entertaining read.

I like any book that takes place in Paris. The story is well-crafted and I liked the characters. I enjoyed it but I thought it should be about 25=50 pages longer to tie up the loose ends a bit better. Good book though.

This was a good romantic story set in France. I loved the actual live story that was full of passion but little sex. Made for a very good read.

I enjoyed this book and the characters in it! It was easy to read and didn’t want to stop reading it!