A Wedding in Provence: From the #1 bestselling author of uplifting feel-good fiction

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This is a perfect holiday book so if you are off to the sun get a copy and take it to the pool or beach. This was your typical Hannah/Laura buddy read where the planned reading schedule goes to pot on the first night *snorts*.

Smegenims visiskai atjungti lengva atostogine romantika 👌🏻 tobulai klisinis scenarijus, kur durniau ir nesugalvosi: nudrengtoj pily gyvenantis neturtingas grafas vaikams pasamdo 20mete auklyte, kuri pasirodo dar ir yra dideliu turtu paveldetoja. When the family members decide she should join them to attend a Swiss finishing school, she decides to spend a few days in Paris first, visiting the city. She's offered the job but it's not quite what she expected, it's for the position of a nanny and it's not in Paris, it's in Provence! How will she learn to cope with the three children of the French count who is the father to the three, as she finds herself falling for him? I'd absolutely recommend this book to anyone and everyone, whether you're a romance lover or not, read Katie's books.

Though instantly attracted to Antoine she knows that there are too many reasons why they could never be a couple and focuses all of her love and attention on his 3 children. Simple, country Provençial life is pleasantly portrayed through descriptions of the landscape, markets and food, and provides a relaxed backdrop for stiff-natured characters to change. There are many interesting characters in this book, that help to add colour to the story, and the market scenes make me want to go and visit similar places, too!

I first started writing when my mother gave me a writing kit for Christmas, and once I started I just couldn’t stop. A Wedding in Provence is published by Century Books and available now in hardback, ebook and audiobook formats. I loved seeing her grow and care for the children and try so hard not to fall for her older sexy boss.I’d absolutely recommend this book to anyone and everyone, whether you’re a romance lover or not, read Katie’s books. Some lovely friendships were forged and I enjoyed seeing the children blossom under Alexandra’s care. Recently her old hobbies of ironing and housework have given way to singing, Flamenco dancing and husky racing. I love any book that can take me on a beautiful journey in foreign countries, from the comfort of my home. The setting (1960s Provence) could perhaps have been more strongly characterised, but the story is cute and a winning combination of sweet, clean romance with a hot French Count and a cast of other delightful characters (adults, children, big dog and small kittens) plus obvious 'baddies', copious amounts of chocolate - and did I mention the adorable kittens?

Far more of a challenge though is their father – an impossibly good looking French count with whom she is rapidly falling in love . Provence sounded just beautiful with warm sunshine, lavender fields, golden light and beautiful buildings.

Alexandra is an engaging character who diverts from her journey to a finishing school in Switzerland to become a nanny for a short time in Provence which becomes life changing. However, Alexandra is a capable and resourceful young woman and, despite disapproval from almost everyone she meets, gradually gains the children’s trust. She has three children: Guy, Francis and Briony and didn't start writing until after the birth of her third child.