I've read all three books published in the Amour et Chocolat series. I love Florand's writing style. It's easy but enjoyable to read. She has a great flow that allows her books to be read easily and quickly. She also gives beautiful descriptions of Paris. I usually feel like I'm there with her characters when reading. Her books are wonderful escapes. 
 That said, I gave this book three stars for a couple of reasons. The first is the lack of reasoning behind this romance. Florand places us in the middle of their attraction at the beginning of the novel. It doesn't build throughout. As I read, I assumed that the reason for their blossoming, serious and short relationship would become obvious. However, it didn't. As another reviewer put it, the love story was an "insta-romance": the characters are attracted to each other physically and then, boom, they love each other. It was rather bizarre and not the type of relationship that actually feels romantic, realistic or healthy. 
 This brings me to the second point. Neither Jaime nor Dominique seem like the most emotionally healthy people. Dominique has so much baggage from his childhood that I kept wanting him to get a therapist (he does towards the end). The abandonment issues make him extremely possessive and at times, paternalistic. He's always afraid she's going to leave him even after she introduces him to her family and says she loves him. I also never got the sense that he saw Jaime as a true equal. His role was to protect her at all times because she was so "weak" and "fragile". 
 Jaime, herself, feeds into this idea throughout the novel. She believes she's weak because of a very bad incident that occurs while is doing aid work in Africa. She ignores the fact that going out on her own and leaving her wealthy, privileged life to help others takes a tremendous amount of strength. She feels broken and says things like "Dominique is her sun" and he's a source of strength. The incident that occurs would be traumatic for anyone but it would have been great if Jaime discovered her own strength without constantly having to rely on Dominique's. 
 I look forward to Florand's next novel in the series because I do love her writing. However, I hope the next heroine is more like Cade or Magalie from the previous two novels.