Review: What happens in Vegas doesn't exactly stay in Vegas...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
Rachel Harris’ Love and Games series is one of my favourites in the Bliss line. If you haven’t had the pleasure, go do so because with gorgeous men, wonderful women, heart-fluttering romance and the small town atmosphere, each one is a treat. Accidentally Married on Purpose is a perfect addition. I've always loved Sherry Robicheaux and her quirkiness, and her venture into coupledom has it all. She craves the fairy tale, her very own HEA, but first she needs to have some fun and throw caution to the wind before she finds her Mr. Boring-and-Predictable. When she goes to Vegas to cater for a well-known band, well, what happens in Vegas doesn't exactly stay in Vegas......because a date followed by a night of alcohol fuelled, lust filled (closed-door) passion leads to Sherry waking up in a Vegas hotel room with an epic headache, a sparkling rock on her left hand and the title Mrs. Tyler Blue. Her gorgeous husband is as horrified as she is; her gorgeous husband the famous country musician, but his management see their marriage as no bad thing to his reputation, he just needs to persuade Sherry to keep up appearances.Together they had the warmest, sweetest, most touching of chemistries. The tension is perfectly balanced with tender moments and I went from laughing to swooning, and everything in between. I may have even welled up a little at one point. You don't read as many romances as I do and not get a feeling where the story is heading, but it still held lovely little surprises and made my heart flutter because Tyler is just a sweetheart.With all our favourite past couples lives evolving and bringing great content (I can't not mention Cane *sigh*), I loved every sweet, funny and romantic moment. This is a book and a series I highly recommend and, even though the Robicheaux' have all had their turns, I'm left wondering if there is a story to be told for Tyler's best bud Charlie...I'm not too proud to beg in such circumstances.Copy received courtesy of Entangled Publishing for an honest & unbiased opinion