I don't give away spoilers in my reviews. This is the first book in the series An American in Paris. I read the third book the other day and am starting the second book tomorrow. I really loved the third book and loved this one as well. I especially liked learning more about Tabitha's arrival in Paris, her reactions to Paris, her first meeting with Julia, etc. The descriptions of Paris were wonderful - I can easily imagine the cream colored buildings with black railings. Tabitha learns a woman has been found dead in the cellar of Julia's building and proceeds to enter the cellar in hopes of helping to discover what happened. Since her father is a cop and she's always read mystery books, she thinks she may be helpful. The local inspector heartily disagrees with her. I loved their interactions and how clearly Ms. Cambridge describes his facial expressions while dealing with Tabitha. I also loved her Grand-pere and Oncle Rafe as well as the pets. Her lack of cooking skills made me laugh and reading a character that is supposed to be Julia Child was fun as well. I'm excited to read the second book. (from my Goodreads review)

Book was pretty good. At times to much detail at once so it was a lot to sort out. There was a plot twist I did not see coming.

This book was pretty good. It’s a little creepy, but not creepy at all, if you know what I mean. :) it centers around romance a little, so not my style, but still pretty good.

I love the new involvement of a completely different continent ruled over by evil gods. The plot is really good while keeping the action detailed and plentiful. I would recommend this series to anyone who like fantasy/powscaling plots.

Amazing it embraces you into their own world 10/10 recommend!!!!!! :)

I loved this book so much! It was an exciting way to end the series. It was funny, with that little hint of romance, but it’s not strong, and it’s also not the main theme of the story. It was an incredible series. Everyone should read this book!

Truly an amazing book .

Amazing book, truly thought provoking

Twisty thriller

If you loved Eddie Haskell on “Leave it to Beaver”, you will love this book!