Winnie Rodriguez is ready for at least a temporary change to get out of his rut in LA. And his best friend, Raine, sets him up on a sweet gig to professor-sit in Paris for a month. Sure Winnie has no knowledge of ancient history but he can organize things and certainly make sure a Professor is styled and fed. 

Professor Alistair Creighton eats and breathes his work on ancient studies especially now since romance did not work out for him. He is so caught up that he is absent-minded in other areas of his life and keeps himself isolated. 

Winnie blows into his life like a whirlwind of color and chaos. He is a funny, outspoken, fashionable, fabulous diva who thrives in social settings and has great knowledge of modern pop culture. He is a non-conformist, eccentric, and optimistic. Alistair lives his life studying the past in Ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. He is a reserved, kind Brit who could go days without human interaction and lives a life in shades of beige and mismatched socks. 

They are true opposites and paradoxical counterparts and should not fit. But somehow they start to appreciate each other and open up their worlds. And Winnie has a way of pushing his way in and getting what he wants. Surprisingly, the professor is as passionate in the bedroom as he is about his studies. 

They live completely different lives in different continents. Winnie is supposed to return to LA and restart his career, and Alistair lives sheltered in the UK entrenched in his museum studies and teaching. But they do have the opportunity to enjoy Paris. 

This is a low angst, feel-good, funny, sweet, and spicy opposites-attract, employer-employee, fish-out-of-water, adventures in Paris romance. I loved how they pushed each other's boundaries and helped each other grow. They were really adorable together and I enjoyed exploring Paris with them.