Ella Jacobs, an American teacher of French from Florida, was in Paris for the whole month of June on a scholarship to perfect her language skills. Having left an unhappy marriage and recently divorcing her husband, Ella was thrilled at the chance of a new beginning. While roaming the streets of Paris in search of an artist to sketch her portrait, she is smitten at first sight by the handsome artist Jean-Luc. It turns out Jean-Luc is also head over heels for Ella, or so it seems. Jean-Luc is everything Ella has ever wanted in a man, but then, is what they have just a fling? Or could it be more? As Ella’s time in France comes to an end, will she regret the choices she made? Get yourself Jennifer Ivy Walker’s Flames of Flamenco to discover more.

If you are looking for a sizzling tale of steamy romance, love, luck, seduction, temptation, date nights, and art, among much more, you will make the right choice in picking Jennifer Ivy Walker’s Flames of Flamenco. Jennifer brings out the well-crafted cast’s complex traits and emotions, depicting them intimately. This had me riding on an emotional roller-coaster as I connected with them. The evocative depictions colorfully brought the city of Paris to life. It felt like I was right there next to every character, closely watching the scenes unfold. There is suspense, drama, thrills, adventure, and so much more in Flames of Flamenco. This romance is a must-read!

In the romantic novella Flames of Flamenco by Jennifer Ivy Walker, an American teacher named Ella finds herself beguiled by the vibrant art scene in Montmartre, Paris, which is heightened when she serendipitously meets the wildly talented and smoking hot artist, Jean-Luc. Their chance encounter grows into passionate moments exploring the city, indulging in flamenco performances, and having heartfelt conversations. As their relationship, marked by shared interests and affection, deepens, doubts arise in Ella's mind when Jean-Luc receives an exhibition invitation from curator Colette. Ella cherishes their time together, but her insecurities surface as Jean-Luc's career prospects expand, raising concerns about their future amid Colette's influence. Ella has an extremely hard time believing that her relationship with Jean-Luc will sustain itself alongside his burgeoning career and Colette's growing involvement.

Jennifer Ivy Walker dishes up the beauty of Paris, the excitement of a blossoming romance, and huge helpings of sizzle, all wrapped up in Flames of Flamenco. Ella is a wonderfully likable character, and Walker allows us to really get to know her, which is a real testament to her skill in character development, given the compact nature of the story itself. Of course, Jean-Luc is everything we must have in an experienced man dripping with talent and, quite frankly, deliciousness. The writing is straightforward and accessible, with Walker leaning toward substance and avoiding loquaciousness. The best part for me was the art scene that Walker paints through Jean-Luc's livelihood, and I absolutely loved one very special thing he uses his immense talent to craft for Ella. To Walker's credit, Jean-Luc is desirable enough for me to totally and one hundred percent get Colette. Overall, this is a fantastic diversion for a rainy weekend, and I have no doubt others will agree. Recommended.

When Ella, a French teacher from Florida, wins a scholarship to study art in Montmartre, she never dreams her life will change forever. But when she has her portrait sketched by Jean-Luc, an artist by day and flamenco dancer by night, she’s whisked away on a roller coast ride of emotions, each new day more electrifying than the last. Flames of Flamenco is a steamy romance that pants with desire, showing vivid images of bohemian Montmartre and a cast of characters richly described. Take the journey as Ella and Jean-Luc meld into one, sharing their hearts and souls. Highly recommended for those who crave love and adventure.