Cade Corey is an American and the heiress of one of the world most successful company which produces the famous chocolate Corey bar. Since she was little, she has dreamt of opening a more gastronomic branch in the company with the help of a French chocolate artisan. She has finally the opportunity to do so and comes to Paris to meet Sylvain Marquis, this year best chocolate artisan. Sylvain, however, refuses her proposition; he finds her too arrogant with her conviction that everything should be buyable, including him, his life effort and his pride. Cade is upset that anyone should fail to see how perfect her dream is and by Sylvain's rude behaviour, however she doesn't lose courage and decide to meet all the chocolate artisans in Paris if she has to, until one of them accepts. Unfortunately for her, she is convinced that Sylvain is the best and she doesn't manage to put him out of her mind. In addition, she is renting an apartment in front of his shop and doesn't stop to run into him in the neighbourhood. 
 Cade and Sylvain are both fascinating characters. Yet, I was somehow annoyed by Cade's inability to understand why her proposition or her attitude would be insulting (she still doesn't at the end of the novel) and by the fact that she considers that stealing Sylvain's secrets and using his recettes against his will would be perfectly acceptable. However, I was satisfied with the way the author develops Sylvain and Cade's relationship and with the denouement of the novel. This book was addictive; I couldn't stop reading even if there was no really big surprised with the plot, it was just fun to see the relationship between Cade and Corey. In addition, the author really manages to transmit her passion for chocolate and to make us discover a fascinating world. 
 I would recommend this book to anyone wanting a fun and fast read about an interesting couple.