The Brightest Star in Paris by Diana Biller

I think there could be some changes done to this book especially with the tone and vibe of the book. The only major problem I had was with the writing style of the story but the characters were very well done.

The ending was very well done and I enjoyed it. There is instant love in this book with this book with one steamy scene. There are also some great side characters in this book that I enjoyed but they weren’t very involved in the story. I especially enjoyed Amelie’s story as there is a ghost haunting her which I thought was very cool and brought the story together. I enjoyed both characters and there character development in the book. I enjoyed the characters in this book which is written in both Amelie and Ben’s pov. I liked the whole concept of the characters who fell in love before and coming back together also how this historical romance had paranormal to it. It was a little bland to my liking and not as vibrant. I just didn’t enjoy the author’s writing as much as I felt the story didn’t flow as much. I enjoyed the concept of this book and the pacing. Ben Moore a guy who never forgot about the Amelie so he decides to help her with her troubles.

This book is about Amelie is a ballerina who has a ghost that comes to haunt her with her first love reappearing and Dr. Will they be able to make it out with their hearts intact? But reigniting old feelings is dangerous, especially when their lives are an ocean apart. When she finally agrees to let him help, they disguise their time together with a fake courtship. When he discovers she’s in trouble, he’s desperate to help her-after all, he owes her. His goals are to recruit promising new scientists, and, maybe, to see Amelie again. Now, he’s back in Paris after twelve years for a conference. Benedict Moore has never forgotten the girl who helped him embrace life again after he almost lost his. But when her first love reappears, and the ghosts of her past come back to haunt her, all her hard-fought safety is threatened.ĭr.

Amie” the ballet needed to restore its scandalous reputation. In the devastating aftermath of the Siege of Paris, she made a decision to protect her sister: she became the bland, sweet, pious “St. James, prima ballerina of the Paris Opera Ballet and the people’s saint, has spent seven years pretending. Summary: In Diana Biller’s The Brightest Star in Paris, love is waiting you only have to let it in.Īmelie St. Genre: Adult Historical Romance with Paranormal Fantasy The Brightest Star in Paris by Diana Biller