This is my second review of this book. 
 I read it yesterday and I gave it one star only because I was disappointed. I was expecting too much because I loved Promises and Strawberries for Dessert a lot. I thought we would have a lot more of Jon and Cole, I just love this couple. I bought Paris A to Z because of them. 
 But there was too much of Angelo and Zach and not enough of Jon and Cole. I don't like Angelo and Zach much. I find that when Zach does not behave like a doormat, a passive and lazy man, he behaves like an insensitive jerk or ... a dom?!? Seriously. And this is confusing. I can't UNDERSTAND this character, I can't PICTURE him. Who is Zach, really? It seems to me like he is EVERYTHING and NOTHING in particular. I'm gonna give up on him. 
 Now Angelo. He is the character I like the less. He has an edginess I usually like in characters, but I don't find him personable. It is that simple. 
 Matt and Jared I like. Jared is adorable and makes up for whatever Matt's character is lacking. I found Matt's jealousy a bit... fake. In my opinion, he does not have the personality type for that kind of irrational & excessive jealousy. And Matt's best friend is Angelo?!? OK,I just complain because I don't like Angelo much! 
 And Cole and Jon are just my fav. I liked Cole more than all the other characters, but after this book, I like Jon more. I did not care for Cole in Promises or the following book. But I just loved him in SfD. He was amazing. Now, I like him a bit less. While in SfD I found him smart, mature, clever and with a good enough emotional intelligence, in ParisAtZ he regresses. What is he, 12? I wanted him to grow. Anyway, I guess I'm just a bit touchy where effeminate men AND rich men are portrayed. And Cole is both. Beware of cliche. At least Jon, his other half, grows beautifully in this book. I can't believe it is Jon-the-jerk who in the past had been so disrespectful toward Angelo! 
 Now the plot: A couple of nice and successful guys who have NO friends? They have to bring the exes and their partners, people with whom they don't get along, people they are not close to... for their small, intimate wedding? No matter how it is explained, I don't get it. Are they alone in the world? Recluses? Antisocial? Unlikeable? No. Ok, Newborn in this strange world? No. I give up. I just don't get it. But that is just me. I understand wanting to mend fences and make peace and all when you are getting married and you are so happy you want the world to be only peace and love blablabla. But I expected at least a few friends, real friends to be there. Apart from Cole and Jared, there were no real friends of Jon and Cole. 
 For all those reasons, discrepancies, character regression and development in a sense I did not believe or like, non personable characters, cliche, etc. I did not like the book. The writing style is good, though. I just hope the author will write about something other than this series. More Cole "development" and maybe I will not recognise him at all. 
 I struggled to finish the book, but I'm happy I did because the vows were just perfect. Things like that, and memories of some passages in SfD, some scenes in Promises, make me expect the best from this author, and come back for more.