SYNOPSIS

Running a French B&B isn’t all wine and smelly cheese, Fia Jennings discovers as she tries to create a new life for herself and a smooth path for her teenage twins, while not—absolutely not – falling into a new romance. But she didn’t anticipate a handsome stranger showing up on her doorstep and sucking her into an art caper with dangerous overtones.
Can she make a new life in France or will she retreat to the States and her broken marriage?
[The book contains some sex, not a lot of details]

TOUR QUOTATIONS

The Content Reader

I really enjoyed this book. Paulita Kincer is very well balancing a story that plays out on different levels. We get a good glimpse of life in France, its traditions, and its people, as well as a mystery to solve. The characters are well-drawn, as are the surroundings of Provence and Paris.
Touching on international history and European travel it makes for interesting, exciting, and varied reading.

Coffee, Chocolate or Tennis

Falling for Provence is a story of mystery, romance and family. It is action-packed full of twists and turns.

Kincer is a good story-teller, she cleverly weaves the story interchangeably in two voices.
Falling for Provence written by Paulita Kincer is a page-turner and definitely a book you would very much like to read in one sitting.

Locks, Hooks and Books

I thought was a great read and gives me yet another reason why this author is fastly becoming one of my go to / must read authors. This one is full of romance, suspense, drama, and entertainment. I did not want to put it down.

Satisfaction for Insatiable Readers

If you enjoy Women’s Fiction with a bit of Mystery, and a dash of Suspense, this is definitely a book I’d check out!

Andrea

This is a standalone book and the author fills in background from the first. I love mysteries and thrillers, that have museums, as settings and plots, that involve art theft.

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