That Weekend in Paris by Inglath Cooper

That Weekend in Paris by Inglath Cooper

Woman scorned? Maybe.

When award-winning songwriter Dillon Blake heads to Paris to see country music star Klein Matthews perform in concert, she has a bit of an ax to grind with her soon-to-be ex-husband Josh Cummings. She's considering starting her own Nashville publishing company, and her first goal is to sign Klein away from Josh. After all, Dillon is the one who brought Klein to his attention seven years ago after hearing him play at the Bluebird Cafe in a writers' round. She's not proud of her motivation, but then Josh robbed her of any desire to play fair when he'd had an affair with a Vanderbilt co-ed.

What Dillon hasn't taken into consideration, though, is the fact that seeing Klein again reminds her of the intense attraction she'd felt for him the first night they'd met. She'd been married to Josh then and spent a number of counseling sessions addressing her guilt for the thoughts she'd had about him, but had finally agreed with her therapist that it was okay to be attracted to someone as long as you didn't act on it.

But so much has changed since then. Dillon's failed marriage has made her question everything she thought to be true about vows and commitment. And she's in the city of love, staying in the same luxury hotel as Klein. The attraction is still there, despite the therapy sessions. Turns out, he's attracted to her, too. The question is, do they act on it? Or not?

Inglath Cooper of Virginia is a RITA(R) Award winner for best long contemporary romance novel, as decided by Romance Writers of America each year. When I was a little child, I fell in love with reading and devoured the majority of the books in my primary school library. I eventually chose to pursue a writing profession, hoping to write romance fiction that would do for others what my favorite books had done for me. I enjoy character-driven tales that make me feel as if I've known these characters for a long time and make me wish I didn't have to finish the book. Because it deals with so many different types of relationships in a woman's life, romance novels has always appealed to me.

Not only with her lifelong love, but also with her mother, sister, and best friend. Authors of romance novels have a lot of leeway to examine many of the significant times and transitions in women's life. Who doesn't appreciate a nice love story? In addition to writing, Inglath is active in dog rescue, partnering with The Franklin County Humane Society to rehome dogs and cats.

She has offered her time in every way possible, including sitting on the Board of Directors, fundraising, photographing dogs and cats for adoption, and fostering. Helping an mistreated or neglected dog have a good life with a loving family is more fulfilling than words can express. Follow her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/inglathcooperbooks or visit her website at www.inglathcooper.com. She enjoys interacting with readers on the site.