My Fake Vegas Boyfriend
Viva Las Vegas Book 1
by Lori Sizemore
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Pub Date Feb 06 2018 | Archive Date Mar 16 2018
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Description
1958 Las Vegas.
She can ruin his career.
He can save her freedom.
What's a little blackmail between strangers?
Layla
Rosas has been burned too many times—by her cheating ex, her narcissist
mother, and now her father who’ll put her in an asylum, for good this
time, if she can’t settle down and be a good girl. She needs a quality
boyfriend—now—to convince her dad she’s back on the straight and narrow.
Jace Russell is good at his job: keeping the wealthy elite who
visit his casino safe and happy. When a photographer snaps career-ending
shots of a client, it’s Jace’s duty to do whatever it takes to stop
those photos from hitting the press.
Layla didn’t intend to take
compromising shots, but that doesn’t mean she won’t use them. When Jace
realizes a few fake dates are all she wants in exchange for the
negatives, he’s all in—with the added agenda of getting the crazy but
beautiful woman between his sheets. But Layla refuses to gamble her
heart on the toe-curling kisses of a fake boyfriend. It’s just a few
dates. How hard can it be?
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781948121392 |
| PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Educator 470562
I loved this book but can only give it 4 stars because I believe it needs a trigger warning for a potentially difficult subject matter. I am however a bit torn because I loved the story once I was able to push past it and I am not sure I would have chosen to read it had I been aware of this particular aspect of the story.
I was immediately intrigued by the 1950s backdrop and it really makes this story work so well. The characters are far from run of the mill stereotypes and I enjoyed the quirky dysfunctional Layla once I delved beyond my initial reaction to some of her behaviors. But there is an unexpected sweetness to this story about two damaged souls finding each. I look forward to reading more from this author.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
