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My Heart To Keep: Fall in Paris - Book 3
My Heart to Keep
Charlotte Daniels has spent her entire life being the good daughter—responsible, predictable, safe. But when she books a solo weekend trip to Paris, she's determined to break free from everyone's expectations and finally figure out who she really is.
The last person she expects to run into at her Paris hotel? Logan Grayson—her brother's best friend and the boy she's been secretly crushing on since she was old enough to know what boys were.
Logan has known Charlotte her whole life, but he's never really seen her—until now. When they decide to explore Paris together, what starts as a friendly reunion quickly becomes something neither of them expected. He watches her transform from the cautious good girl into someone brave enough to buy a leather jacket that makes his heart race, someone who looks at him like he's more than just Peter's wild, irresponsible best friend.
Two days of museums and cafés, carousel rides at Parc de L'Amour Magique, and conversations that peel back all their carefully constructed facades. Charlotte sees past Logan's carefree mask to the man underneath. Logan sees Charlotte not as his best friend's little sister, but as the woman who makes him want to stop running and finally build something real.
But when a misunderstood phone call shatters everything, Charlotte flees—convinced their magical weekend meant nothing to him. Now he has one chance to catch her before her flight leaves and prove that sometimes the person you've been looking for has been right in front of you all along.
A sweet, closed-door brother's best friend romance about breaking free from expectations, seeing beyond the surface, and finding the courage to claim the love you've always wanted.
Fall in Paris Book 3
Charlotte Daniels has spent her entire life being the good daughter—responsible, predictable, safe. But when she books a solo weekend trip to Paris, she's determined to break free from everyone's expectations and finally figure out who she really is.
The last person she expects to run into at her Paris hotel? Logan Grayson—her brother's best friend and the boy she's been secretly crushing on since she was old enough to know what boys were.
Logan has known Charlotte her whole life, but he's never really seen her—until now. When they decide to explore Paris together, what starts as a friendly reunion quickly becomes something neither of them expected. He watches her transform from the cautious good girl into someone brave enough to buy a leather jacket that makes his heart race, someone who looks at him like he's more than just Peter's wild, irresponsible best friend.
Two days of museums and cafés, carousel rides at Parc de L'Amour Magique, and conversations that peel back all their carefully constructed facades. Charlotte sees past Logan's carefree mask to the man underneath. Logan sees Charlotte not as his best friend's little sister, but as the woman who makes him want to stop running and finally build something real.
But when a misunderstood phone call shatters everything, Charlotte flees—convinced their magical weekend meant nothing to him. Now he has one chance to catch her before her flight leaves and prove that sometimes the person you've been looking for has been right in front of you all along.
A sweet, closed-door brother's best friend romance about breaking free from expectations, seeing beyond the surface, and finding the courage to claim the love you've always wanted.
Fall in Paris Book 3
54 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 31, 2026
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February 1, 2026
Bite-size words of wisdom. Feel like I can sit down in one sitting and read something sweet, romantic and wholesome. The perfect palette cleanser from the happenings of the world for any book lover.
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