When sparks cross borders, love knows no distance.

 

Monroe Carpenter is finally free of the wreckage her love life became. A quiet week in the French countryside has cleared her head and soothed her heart, and now she’s heading home—to her safe, quiet, no-frills life.

But fate has other plans.

Sitting beside her at the airport is Chloé St. Martin, an elegant French publisher whose world is slowly collapsing. With her beloved company on the brink of ruin, Chloé isn’t looking for romance—she’s fighting to save her future.

What begins as a chance encounter soon sparks into something neither woman expected: a connection that lingers long after the plane touches down. But with oceans of responsibility, distance, and doubt between them, can a fleeting spark turn into a love worth crossing borders for?

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Je T’aime, Actually is a tender, heartfelt romance—gentle in its unfolding, rich in chemistry, and proof that sometimes love arrives when life is finally quiet enough to let it in.