Patrick Chevalier. The golden surfer dude we hear about for the last 3 or 4 books. He's the effortless charmer that can get all the gals. Flirting comes second nature to him, or more of a reflex like breathing. Oh, did I mention he is tall and big and handsome and all that? 
 Sarah Lin - again, smallish and petite and cute and with issues, typical Florand character with different hair color, eye color, and a variation on the personality - is stiff and serious and so driven. She is awkward - because that's charming - and an engineer - which I related to though I'm not stiff, so please ignore the stereotype - but decided to follow her dream by going to Paris and becoming a pastry chef. 
 Both Patrick and Sarah have issues. I think I've mentioned that. But again, Mrs. Florand gives them matching issues: Mommy issues! Sarah is the overachiever and Patrick's the abandoned pup. 
 However what redeemed this book in my opinion is that the two don't know each other for 1 day before falling in love hopelessly and perfectly. They'd actually known each other for months while Sarah interned for Patrick. Still the actual relationship counts for like... 1 week or 2 before they realize they're soulmates. 
 By the time I picked up The Chocolate Temptation, I was just reading on to see if Mrs. Florand comes up with new ideas. Which she doesn't. Don't get me wrong, I really like her but there's a certain amount of cheesiness that one is prepared to accept on a regular day. I read those as a rebound from The Witcher series, so I needed something cute and unrealistically simple. 
 But I just can't give it more than a 3. Her stories are all about the passionate sex they have and the love they hopelessly fall in love with despite having had zero to no communication outside the bed... 
 So 3 stars for a "cute Parisian chocolaty" book that's the 6th in a very similar line of books, is more than enough.