Review: In Review: Waking Up in Vegas by Stevie Kisner
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2014
I was lucky enough to receive an ARC from the author in advance of publication, but I've been so swamped that I just now got around to reading it. I'm so sad I waited this long, but I'm still thrilled I got a chance to read it. I've not read a strictly male POV book since Emma Chase's Tangled. Now, I'm not one to compare book-to-book because it's like comparing apples and oranges, but despite what others seem to be saying, I thought Tack and Waking Up in Vegas could proudly stand right next to Tangled.Tack was a self-professed manwhore – and a bit of a jerk – but I found myself unapologetically enamored with him all the same. His inner dialogue was blunt and sometimes made me cringe, but you know what? That's what I expect from a man like him. I adored Jen and the chemistry between them was fiery. As much as I enjoyed manwhore Tack, I loved his transformation more. (Of course.) There's more to Tack than meets the eye and I thoroughly enjoyed learning every bit of it.Waking Up in Vegas was laugh out loud funny. It had crude moments and sexy ones. There was a huge transformation that was still believable and just made me love Tack even more. Jen was a kickass leading lady and I loved the dynamic they shared. It was flirtatious and full of sexual tension. I got a whole bunch of feels from this one when it was all said and done. This was a really quick read that I wish had been a little longer. I wouldn't have minded spending a bit more time in Tack's world.I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.