All Paths Lead to Paris is a cute fake
dating, friends to lovers romance book between two celebrities (and an additional cute math tutor). I gave this book a 4.5 rounded 5 stars because it was really good but wasn't super noteworthy and a book I would spend time thinking about after I read it wondering what's next. I would say objectively speaking it was so cute and amazing. To me and my taste in books it didn't seem like a book I would gush over, the appeal for me wasn't all there. But I do have to say I love the dyscalculia and anxiety rep and the Parisian setting was super cute, it's been a while since I read a book taking place in a European country.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC. I really enjoyed this author’s other book “All Roads lead to Rome”. Sadly, this has almost the exact same storyline but wasn’t nearly as good. This is about an instagram influencer who is fake dating her musician boyfriend. It is missing the charm of the first one.

what a sweet ya romance !! 🫶🩵🤍 all paths to paris explores online personas & how they might not be as perfect as the camera portrays their lives to be— a well-trodden trope that is nevertheless still important for teens to read about. it’s also a great set up for a romance: romance is real, raw, and difficult— something an influencer’s life, at least that which is offered to the public, isn’t bc of careful curation. our fmc is wonderful. i really enjoyed going on her journey, both her emotional/romantic arc & her character development arc.

This was a beautifully done Parisian romance novel and had that feel that I was looking for and enjoyed the concept of this. It had that feel that I was looking for and enjoyed the overall feel of this, the characters had that feel that I wanted and enjoyed the way the story was being told. Sabrina Fedel wrote this perfectly and left me wanting to read more.

This was such a cute book! It gave the perfect vacation vibes and would be a perfect book for the summer time!

This book is all about finding authenticity in a world obsessed with appearances, and it’s as swoon-worthy as it is heartfelt. A must-read for lovers of fake-dating chaos, Parisian vibes, and messy, beautiful romances.

It’s a delightful mix of fake dating tropes, real emotions, and the struggle to balance public and private lives. Full of twists and heartwarming moments, it’s a perfect blend of romance and self-discovery.

Ever wish you could peek behind those perfect Instagram posts? This book lets you do just that, whisking you off to Paris where social media star Aurie McGinley is about to learn that real life is way messier - and more interesting - than any filtered photo.

On the surface, Aurie's got it all: the picture-perfect relationship with Remy, the dreamy Paris backdrop, and enough followers to fill a small country. But then there's Kylian, who makes her feel something that can't be captured in a carefully staged photo. Watching Aurie navigate between her curated online persona and her messy real-life feelings is like watching a friend figure out what actually matters.

What makes this story work is how it captures those moments we all have - you know, when life refuses to follow the script we've written for it. The romance is swoony as heck (it's Paris, after all), but it's the genuine emotional stuff underneath that really hooks you. Aurie's journey from perfectly posed to perfectly imperfect feels honest in a way that's both uncomfortable and incredibly satisfying.

If you're in the mood for a love story that's more than just pretty pictures - one that'll make you laugh, sigh, and maybe rethink your own Instagram habits - this book is your next great read. Just maybe don't blame me if it makes you want to book a flight to Paris.

A huge thanks to NetGalley and Random House Publishin/ Delacorte Press for sharing this heartfelt romance's digital reviewer copy with me in exchange for my honest opinions.

Loved this book. My first book from this author. Made me a total fan of this book. I would read this again and again. Must read. Grab it today.