Review: Delicious, Sexy and Ourageously Funny Adventure!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 28, 2012
Natasha Deen's book What Happens in Vegas is perhaps one of the most delightful contemporary romances I've read in months. What drew me in from the first page was the natural wit and charm of the heroine's voice that had my laughing alongside her while she recounted humorous things which happened to her. I felt I could identify with the heroine immediately, which is hugely important when I read romances.The chemistry between Corin the hero and the heroine Binda is immediate and realistic. I think my all time favorite moment between Binda and Corin is their first kiss. The entire set up the way the author crafts it as an "experiment" for Binda to kiss a cop for the first time, and Corin's desire to give cops a good reputation, was an extremely cute and very clever way to give the characters breathing space, while using the situation to blow off the reader's socks with powerful descriptions!  I was hot and bothered from just reading their first kiss!There are moments that are just laugh out loud funny, especially with the way Binda is so cleverly written with her inner monologue comments just making me unable to stop giggling. My favorite parts are where Binda has to interact with Corin's ex-girlfriend and Binda's inner dialogue about how she'd love to take out the competition is just amazingly hilarious. It reminds me of me, and probably of most female readers who see a woman zeroing in on the man we're interested in. It's just great.  And another amazing part was where Binda fends off the villain with a rubber band as a gun. Totally gutsy, outrageous and absolutely true the way the author crafted Binda's clever and funny character.All in all I would highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good adventure, very sweet and cute interactions the hero and heroine and just for anyone that loves funny parts. That was what really won it over for me. The amount of humor was perfect and just made the experience a delight.