Author’s Tranquility Press Presents That Night in Paris, Where an Unexpected Romance Reopens the Question of Family
MARIETTA, GA – November 5, 2026 – Author’s Tranquility Press presents That Night in Paris by Jan Remphrey-Penton, a contemporary romance about two airline professionals who discover that falling in love and agreeing on a future are different propositions.
Nina Wooldridge has worked hard for her independence. After a contentious divorce from an unfaithful attorney, the experienced flight attendant has settled into her own condo and a life she can finally direct. Romance is hardly the assignment when she accepts a last-minute charter trip to Paris.
Then she meets First Officer Rich Peterson.
Their connection gives the layover an intimacy neither expected. But the novel’s central tension takes shape beyond Paris, as the possibility of a lasting relationship exposes the distance between what Nina wants and what Rich believes he can bear.
Nina longs for a family. About three years into her previous marriage, she learned that her husband had undergone a vasectomy, despite knowing she wanted children. Rich, meanwhile, carries the grief of losing his teenage son, Micah, and the strain of a twenty-year marriage. He has resolved never to marry or have children again.
An unexpected pregnancy makes those opposing wishes impossible to postpone.
Remphrey-Penton gives the romance stakes that extend beyond attraction. For Nina, the prospect of motherhood touches a deeply personal hope. For Rich, fatherhood means confronting a loss that has shaped his decisions ever since. Their relationship asks whether room can be made for a shared life when the past still determines so much of the present.
Paris provides the encounter. What follows gives that night its consequences: difficult conversations, uncertainty and decisions that affection alone cannot settle. Readers drawn to romances about starting over will find a story concerned with what a second chance actually demands.
Purchase That Night in Paris on Amazon for a romance that follows the spark of a Paris layover into the harder, more intimate question of building a family after betrayal and loss.
About the Author
Jan Remphrey-Penton is a retired flight attendant whose career spanned forty-three years. She lives in Central Florida with her husband.
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