Molly Sanders must decide if she’ll accept an arranged marriage back home. She flies into Paris looking for uncomplicated sex, and falls straight into the bed of Frenchman hotelier Luc Fournet. Anxious to invest in “me time” as she sees the rest of Europe, she regards Luc simply as a diversion. He, however, has other ideas.

Eurofling takes the reader to Brugge and Amsterdam as well as Paris. The author describes the cities, but makes little attempt to have her major French character speak anything other than something I can only describe as the American way of speech. The characterization comes through but this reader thought the heroine selfish and childish rather than likeable.