I assumed a lot by the cover of The Paris Match. I was correct that it is a love story but it was so much more than that. The story was full of mystery and secrets.
Layla is back in Paris to see her ex-sister in law, Emily, get married. Her first time seeing all the MacKenzie's since the divorce. The amicable divorce. But also Paris where she spent so much time with her ex-husband. Every street filled with memories. But she'll do it for Emily because she promised her they would always be sisters.
But after the first night in Paris the bride and groom are at risk of not going through with the wedding and it's all falling on Layla and the best man, Griffin, to make sure they make it to the alter. Layla accidently met Griffin on the plane there and he made quite the first impression.
But there is so much more than just the wedding to this book and I really did love it all. At times in the middle I found The Paris Match a little bit too long but I loved the ending with all it's twists and unravelling. The story has a lot of walking around Paris and I loved reading about the city.