It Happened in Paris… by Robin Gianna is another well written romance with a captivating setting. Avery Girad is not 
looking for a relationship but she still can’t help being swept away by the beauty, magic and romance of Valentine’s Day in Paris after she ends up spending it with sexy Dr. Jack Dunbar.
But the fling which was meant to be a short one turns complicated when she finds out that Jack is actually the cardiologist she is meant to be assessing! Even more worrying, when it comes to Jack, she’s not only dangerously close to losing her professional cool…she’s close to losing her heart.
It Happened in Paris… by Robin Gianna was yet another splendid read from the author with interesting medical details in the required amount, wonderful characters and the best part was that it was set up in Paris!
The pace of this book was just right and it did not drag unnecessarily. Avery is a strong, independent heroine who is so good inside out that it is difficult to not love her. Jack is sexy and he has his own faults but it just makes him more human and realistic. They both share an amazing chemistry and their romance is both passionate and emotional. I generally don’t like from fling to forever romance but this one managed to both entertain and impress me.
Overall, It Happened in Paris… by Robin Gianna is a romance which should not be missed by everyone who loves medical romance.
Book Info:
Publication: February 1st 2015 by Harlequin Medical Romance
WHAT STARTED WITH A KISS…
Avery Girard might have sworn off men, but she can’t help but get swept away by the beauty, magic and romance of Valentine’s Day in Paris…especially when she ends up spending it with totally irresistible Dr. Jack Dunbar. One little fling can’t hurt, right?
… COULD END WITH FOREVER!
Wrong! After an afternoon of passion, Avery discovers that Jack is actually the cardiologist she is meant to be assessing! Even more worrying, when it comes to Jack, she’s not only dangerously close to losing her professional cool…she’s close to losing her heart.
marcyshuler
Thanks for the review, Ipshita. I guess I need to read more Harlequin Medical books. This one sounds good.
ipshita ranjana (@IpshitaRanjana)
Some of the Medicals are surely doing really well in the romance section.I hope you like this one if you decide to read this one 🙂
Tammy Y
Thanks for the review – the last few Medicals I have read were all wonderful stories. I should be reading more Medicals.
ipshita ranjana (@IpshitaRanjana)
I too developed a taste for medicals quite late.I started out with Presents and still love them but Medicals are slowly becoming my new favorite genre.Some of them are actually really good.
Thanks a lot for commenting..!! 🙂