My Thoughts
Eliza comes home to Vegas to spend time with her brother who is playing matchmaker. He arranges a New Years Eve dinner with her which he conveniently misses and sends his friend Chris in his place. Eliza has had a crush on Chris since they were in high school and now ten years later they are together. They spend their time reminiscing about their shared past, catching up on the time they have been apart, and moving towards a future together.
I enjoyed their story and just wished that it was a bit longer.
I give One Night in Vegas 4 hearts!
I enjoyed their story and just wished that it was a bit longer.
I give One Night in Vegas 4 hearts!
About the Book
You can't avoid fate…
Eliza DeMatteo returns to her hometown of Las Vegas on
vacation knowing her matchmaking older brother is probably going to try and set
her up with his best friend. But Eliza already knows plenty about sexy cowboy
Christian Yerrick, the man who crushed her heart when they were kids. In fact,
she's determined to avoid Chris completely...until she runs into his truck on
the Las Vegas freeway.
Chris has his own misgivings about seeing Eliza. His
lingering feelings for her trigger all of his issues with relationships.
Especially long-distance ones, which is the only kind of relationship they'd
ever have. Still, there's no reason they can't enjoy New Year's Eve together.
But when the fireworks between them burn hotter than the Vegas Strip, Chris and
Eliza know they only have one night to get it right. Because this time, what
doesn't happen in Vegas could haunt them forever...
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About the Author
I grew up in Boulder City, NV–just outside of Las Vegas–and
went to college there in Southern Nevada before moving to rural northwestern
Wisconsin. That constant struggle in my own heart as I’m torn between the
excitement and opportunities of big cities versus the beauty and peace of the
country shows up in my writing pretty often.
From my earliest memories, I was telling stories and finding
ways to record them. At seven, I wrote my first book (a sci-fi thriller!) and
sold it door to door. Luckily, publishing requires a little less walking in
general or else I might be in trouble.
These days I’m writing romance, inspired on a daily basis by
my partner and muse.
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