\\tBit the Jackpot didn't quite meet my expectations. For starters, Seamus didn't engage in much of the "running around Vegas keeping tabs on the candidate's wife and female entourage" as described in the summary. It might have been more interesting if that had occurred. The book wasn't truly "stand out," but it was still likable enough, offering nice, light, and mindless reading.

\\tI had a soft spot for Cara Kim. She's a walking contradiction. Naturally sensual yet painfully shy at times, reasonable and controlled one moment and then not. She's also a virgin stripper - two words you don't often hear together. She's girly, funny, a bit domestic at times, relatable, upfront, and normal. She's not a kick-ass heroine, and she knows it. But I just liked her.

\\t"Well, that depends. Do you like long walks?"

"Sure." The smile relaxed.

"Do you like sex?" Cara asked in a husky voice, hoping her acting skills were passable.

"Absolutely." His nostrils flared.

"Then take a fucking hike."

\\tCan you just feel the love in the air?

\\tSeamus was okay. He'll never make it to my top 10 heroes, probably not even my top 100, but he had his moments. Of course, there were more moments when I wanted to smack him. I think he gets a little better as the book progresses, going from creepy weirdo to not so bad.

\\t"What do we have?"

"Two Labs that think I'm the devil, an obnoxious Chihuahua that thinks he's the devil and two cats that really are the devil".

\\tI know these quotes don't really fit, but I'm tired and I liked them. So they stay.

\\tI wish this book had focused more on Seamus and Cara. Delving deeper into their pasts and developing a relationship between them. Yes, there was some romantic development, but not a whole lot, and I wanted more. I was so annoyed by the little things that kept popping up - like the search for Alexis' sister, Brittany's vampire dad, the murder attempts, Kelsey the Clingy and not-quite-right, and Ringo, the girl bonding (well, I didn't actually mind this one too much). Let's not forget one of the most pathetic bad guys ever, whose only real strength is apparently delegating others to do his dirty work, being a sleazy, slimy politician and picking on women, but pretty much giving up the fight as the men show up when they're not drunk.

\\tIt was funny at times and romantic at times, but not quite the full-blown romance I wanted it to be. If it wasn't going to be a full romance, I would've liked the wrap-up with the bad guy to be more... impressive. I mean, kill the sucker who was assaulting your women, throw him out the window, strip him naked, douse him in honey and unleash a swarm of killer bees on him - don't just break his wrist and let the tribunal deal with him. Ugh.

\\tBut still - I liked it more than I didn't. So, 3.5 Stars.

This book was truly remarkable and exceeded the expectations set by the first one.

Cara and Seamus, the main characters, were a bundle of contradictions. They were both funny and exasperating, capable of making you laugh out loud one moment and pulling your hair out in frustration the next. Their infuriating behavior was balanced by their sincerity, which shone through in their actions and words.

What made their story so engaging was the way they tried so hard to avoid having a relationship, yet ended up falling for each other anyway. Their journey was filled with obstacles and challenges, but they never gave up.

Overall, this book was a great read that kept me hooked from start to finish. I can't wait to see what the author has in store for us next.

This time, the story is not told from the perspective of Ethan and Alexia, but of Seamus and a young stripper he meets during his research on Britany's father: Cara. Nevertheless, throughout the story, the characters from the first volume are still present, and we can see what becomes of them.

It was quite funny to see Seamus, who was so confident, closed off, and authoritarian, change completely in the presence of Cara. The latter in no way wants to take orders from anyone (yes, yes, she will become very good friends with Alexia, as you can guess), and especially not from Seamus, who of course has decided otherwise. She makes him run around in circles as much as she can and as soon as she can to be left alone, but he endures it without a word.

When you have a trio of three women: Alexia, Cara, and Kesley, who decide to take justice into their own hands, you should start to be afraid. This volume is less politically accessible, but much more focused on the relationship between the two protagonists. However, the electoral campaign progresses slowly, and Ethan understands more and more the ins and outs of the story.

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I absolutely loved this!!

As a newcomer to this series, this is the very first book that I have read thus far.

I find myself in a state of eager anticipation, hardly able to wait to devour the remaining installments.

This book offers a quick and easy read, yet it is anything but ordinary.

It is incredibly steamy, filled with an abundance of excitement and non-stop action that keeps the pages turning.

There is so much fun to be had within these pages, making it a truly enjoyable and engaging read.

I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a thrilling and passionate story that will leave them wanting more.

I can't wait to see what adventures await in the rest of the series.

**Title: A Fun and Easy Read**

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Fun, lighthearted vampire romance is a captivating genre that offers a unique and entertaining reading experience.

It combines the allure of vampires with a charming and often humorous love story.

The characters in these stories are usually not the traditional, dark and brooding vampires, but rather more approachable and endearing ones.

The plotlines are often fast-paced and filled with twists and turns, keeping the reader engaged from start to finish.

One of the great things about this genre is that it is a very quick read.

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Whether you're a fan of romance, vampires, or just looking for a fun and easy read, fun, lighthearted vampire romance is definitely worth checking out.

It will leave you with a smile on your face and a warm feeling in your heart.

By the end of page two, the dangling modifiers and comma splices are already quite evident.

These literary errors pretty much prepare you for the amateur adventure that is about to unfold.

I decided to read it simply because I'll read anything, even porn.

It's yet another truly forgettable soap opera, suitable perhaps for a poor traveler with nothing better to occupy their time.

However, when it comes to entertainment value, as far as I'm concerned, The Great Gatsby was even worse than this little text.

Surprisingly, this piece of what some might call "jet trash" actually gave me two nights of escape from the drudgery of life.

It didn't offend my sensibilities too much, and for that, I'm somewhat grateful.

Overall, while it's not a literary masterpiece by any means, it did serve its purpose of providing a bit of mindless entertainment during those two nights.

I still detest the vampires. They have no reflection at all, just being silly. The drug blood aspect was kind of interesting. It was better than the first one, yet still not outstanding.

The resolution of the climax was a huge letdown. Oh, here comes the big bad villain, and oh, everyone is in peril. Then, bam, hit the bad guy in the face and that's it, it's all over.

It felt so rushed and lacked the depth and excitement that it could have had. There was no real build-up to the final confrontation, and the outcome was rather anticlimactic.

Overall, while there were some redeeming features, the movie still fell short of being truly great. It had the potential to be a thrilling and engaging vampire flick, but unfortunately, it didn't quite live up to that potential.

Another cute read.

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The possibilities are endless.

A cute read has the power to transport us to another world, even if just for a short while.

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Whether it's a children's book, a romance novel, or a light-hearted blog post, a cute read is always a welcome escape.

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It might just be the perfect thing to brighten your day.

Fun, lighthearted vampire romance is a genre that has gained quite a popularity in recent years.

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Second in the Vegas Vampires paranormal romance series.

My Take
It's cute. It's not a story that will overly tax the brain, but rather a sweet paranormal romance. It offers an interesting and humorous exploration of the male-female dynamic. The light-hearted nature of the tale makes it an enjoyable read for those looking for a bit of escapism.

The Story
While attempting to discover Brittany's dad's name, Seamus finds himself falling in lust with the luscious stripper, Cara Kim. However, it's clearly the wrong time and the wrong place. Meanwhile, those wannabe assassins are lurking in the alley waiting for Seamus and Kelsey. Cara just so happens to step out into that very alley and attempts to flee, only to be tragically killed by an SUV pulling in. Seamus, being too soft-hearted, can't simply leave Cara to die. Instead, he turns her into a vampire and flies her home to the Ava. He desires her, and it's been a whopping 200 years since he last made love to a woman. Additionally, he has to teach her the rules that vampires live by.

The Characters
Seamus Fox is the campaign manager for Ethan Carrick. A bad experience 200 years ago has led him to avoid women, and those 200 years have felt extremely long. Cara Kim is a stripper working hard to get through veterinary school and pay the bills for her great-grandmother's nursing home. After her difficult childhood, she has no interest in sex or love. Ethan and Alexis Carrick are a married vampire couple, with Ethan being the current President of the Vampire Nation and also the owner of the Ava hotel and casino. Kelsey is an 80-year-old vampire who is even less bright after her second death, yet Ethan continues to employ her as his secretary, despite her leaving rainbow Post-Its all over his desk. The unscrupulous Donatelli is Ethan's opponent for President, and Ringo/Kyle is one of Donatelli's assassins, a man he had killed and then turned into a vampire, keeping him by his side through an addiction.

The Cover and Title
The cover features a tempting poker player surrounded by piles of chips, which immediately catches the eye. As for the title, "Bit the Jackpot," it seems quite fitting as Cara experiences a series of events that could be considered both good and bad, much like hitting a jackpot in different ways. Overall, the cover and title work well together to draw in readers and give them an idea of what to expect from the story.