Review: Vixen in Vegas
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 25, 2013
I enjoyed book 1 and was really looking forward to book 2. This one had a lot of good things about it, but some frustrating ones as well. It's almost incomparable to Sin at Sea because this one is longer and MUCH more emotional. The focus isn't on the steam nearly as much, though don't worry there's still plenty of that too, but on the unfolding drama as they finally get to know each other.The details of her moving made for a long read, even if there were a couple interactions in there that were fun or integral to the storyline. Alysin goes through a LOT of self doubt, especially at the beginning and towards the middle which made me wonder where the confidence she exuded in the first book went and honestly made me really not like her for a portion of the book. It got better, but man it was a little difficult for a while and I really felt for her friend Jolie and thought BE could do better there for a bit.The plot was very predictable in many ways, but was still compelling once you got past Alysin's bad reactions. It was actually a pretty melodramatic read, but kept me interested with the heat and with the tenderness that finally shows through (though BE was always sweet and amazing !). I will warn you though, the ending is both tragic and endearing.Vixen in Vegas is a bittersweet read that you won't want to miss. With a hero that will win your heart, a heroine that faces her greatest fears for love, and blazing heat, it's sure to leave you satisfied.**I received a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.**