Seeing as how Mary Franks learned on the day of her wedding that her fiancé, Ralph Nugent, was cheating on her, it figures that Mary would run into her high school crush in Las Vegas as she escapes from the mess back home in Atlanta. Back in the day, Dan Higgins was only a family friend, but oh, how Mary dreamed otherwise. When Mary overhears that Dan doesn’t have a hotel room in Las Vegas, she offers to let him stay in the honeymoon suite with her. Maybe her dreams of being a bad girl with Dan will come true.

To say Dan was surprised to see Mary at the airport would be an overstatement. But she blew him away with her offer to stay with her. The chubby, shy teenager has blossomed into a gorgeous woman and while she can still make him laugh, Dan wants to make Mary scream. What happens once dreams are realized and real life intervenes?

Las Vegas Honeymoon is a titillating read; I almost felt like a voyeur because Ms. Drake did a great job of pulling me into the story. I totally got why Mary was insecure and I liked how Dan was neither a sinner nor a saint, but a yummy combination of the two. And the sex – mmm, mmm, good. You’ll be over the moon once you read Las Vegas Honeymoon.

Filed Under: January 2008 Reviews Siren Publishing	About the Book: Genre: contemporary ISBN: 1-933563-95-8 Page Count: 81 Price: $ 3.50 Reviewer: Amy Wynn
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