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A review by fresholivebread
The Brightest Star in Paris by Diana Biller
emotional
funny
hopeful
mysterious
sad
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
A scientist reunites with the ballerina from his past, and they embark on a fake courtship to save her. Brilliant, steady Ben discovers that the spark and of the Amelie he knew has dimmed. He's very patient and sweet, he wants to be the white knight that saves her, but he respects Amelie's choice of wanting to depend on her own strength. But his love and support slowly winher over, though the romance is a slow burn with Amelie's fear + trust issues.
Ben is amazing and I loved the tenderness and care he shows her. I also loved how Amelie is her true self with him. Things can get pretty angsty and I really savored their sweet, emotional moments. Ben's faith and belief in Amelia is the best (though I wished she's less stubborn). The ghostly mystery is interesting, with a few scary threads. As a whole, I really enjoyed their romance and the HEA is lovely. And I loved Ben's family!
Ben is amazing and I loved the tenderness and care he shows her. I also loved how Amelie is her true self with him. Things can get pretty angsty and I really savored their sweet, emotional moments. Ben's faith and belief in Amelia is the best (though I wished she's less stubborn). The ghostly mystery is interesting, with a few scary threads. As a whole, I really enjoyed their romance and the HEA is lovely. And I loved Ben's family!