I loved this book. 
 Honeymoon in Paris was a beautiful, wonderful, moving, poignant, and evocative book. (don't mind my list of adjectives) And I felt the pure emotion of it even though it only spanned the length of 70 pages. 
 Without any lewd descriptions or blushing, giggling female protagonists that are typically seen in love stories, Jojo Moyes has paralleled two soul-deep, heart-wrenching tales of romance that struck a chord in me. Though brief, they are gripping and enchanting, and I fell hopelessly in love with every single one of the characters. I adored Sophie and Edouard's love story more than Liv and David's, because it was desperate and emotional and beautifully written, but both still enthralled me no end. 
 In fact, I was so enchanted by this novella that I bought The Girl You Left Behind immediately after reading it. I'm beyond excited to see these characters again. This is the first book I've read, albeit a short novella, by Jojo Moyes, and I now believe that she has truly lived up to all the hype of her bestseller Me Before You.