Autumn Maquire jilted by her fiancé is heading to Paris using her non-refundable honeymoon airline tickets. In Paris, she is thrust back in time and is found by Paul Borquet, a painter. Paul finds a naked woman on the floor of his studio. He believes her to be a thief as he finds her clutching a statue of Min (which he owns) in her hands. They both experience overwhelming sexual desires one which Autumn does not understand. Paul wants her for his muse but Autumn finds herself being chased through the streets of Paris accused of being a thief and a whore. It is their story that is being told in Naughty Paris.

Naughty Paris is a highly erotic novel. The verbiage used is very gritty and raw. Ms. Bacarr successfully incorporates the time travel aspect to her story. Autumn’s reaction to her displacement feels authentic. Autumn is believable as a modern woman thrown back in time. She is a feisty heroine. Paul is the hero with faults. He is not the perfect man but that only serves to increase his likeability factor. The erotic interaction between them is sizzling. If you enjoy your romances with tons of sex – you definitely won’t be disappointed. It is not all just sex as there is a story line and it is set in a very interesting time period. Questions on what happens to Autumn and to Paul will keep the reader riveted to the pages. Naughty Paris is the second book that I have read by Ms. Bacarr. This was definitely the more entertaining and more risqué of the two.

Reviewed by: Susan T