Christmas at the Little Paris Hotel is a book about books, renovation of a boutique hotel, and women entrepreneurs.

Christmas at the Little Paris Hotel by Rebecca Raisin

Genre/Categories/Setting: Women’s Fiction, Contemporary Women’s Fiction, Book About Books, Women Entrepreneurs, Boutique Hotel, Paris

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Welcome to #ThrowBackThursday where I highlight an older review or post a current review of a backlist title. Today I’m sharing my favorite story by Rebecca Raisin, Christmas at the Little Paris Hotel.

I’m linking up with Davida @ The Chocolate Lady’s Book Review Blog for #ThrowbackThursday.

Summary of Christmas at the Little Paris Hotel:

Christmas at the Little Paris Hotel is about the restoration of a rundown and vacant small hotel that Anais claims ownership of as part of a divorce settlement. Anais and her cousin, Manon, dream of turning it into a boutique hotel with a book retreat theme. Even though it’s November, they dream of having it open by Christmas. Pressure! Financial resources, the grouchy, interfering (handsome!) owner of the bar next door, and the writing deadline that Anais is facing complicate their plans. When they discover a secret room, they are inspired by the mystery and change the hotel’s name to The Secret Library Hotel (L’hôtel de la bibliothèque secrète). Will the hotel be ready to open by Christmas?

For fans of Paris at Christmas, books about books, and writing…

Continue here for my full review of Christmas at the Little Paris Hotel…

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