A Very Vegas St. Patrick's Day

De: Kayley Loring, Connor Crais

Narrado por: Connor Crais, Mackenzie Cartwright

You might think the problem would be waking up in Vegas, hungover, next to a beautiful woman who’s wearing your boxer briefs, and finding out you married her, in the middle of an epic, drunken night of festivities.

But you’d be wrong.

I, Nolan Cassidy, international charmer, and maker of mischief have fallen head over heels for Cora Delaney. I want to be married to the lass.

So, you might think the problem would be that she wants an annulment. But, again, you’d be wrong - stop getting it so wrong.

I, Nolan Cassidy, with my devil tongue and Irish accent, will no doubt change her mind.

So, does the problem lie in that she has a son who doesn't like me, and is as clever and crafty as I?

Or that I’ve only got one month until St. Patrick’s Day, to prove to my one true love that I can be a good husband, and father?

C’mere, and I’ll tell you....None of that is the problem.

I’m a problem.

My boxing days may be behind me, but the fight never left me. When I see something I want, I get it. And nothing is going to stand in my way. Not my new wife’s hesitation, nor her son’s doubts.

So buckle up, strap in. Because I’m no longer in the business of wanting.
I’m in the business of having - which is going to make for one wild Paddy’s Day.

©2022 Kayley Loring, Connor Crais (P)2022 Kayley Loring, Connor Crais

unbalanced

the MMC is much better than the FMC. she doesn't do much for or think much about him. he is loving. there are several smiles in his parts.

I have a new appreciation for strawberries!

I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to see strawberries the same way again! The third installment in the “A Very…” series is hilarious, steamy and sure to give you an Ocean’s Eleven feel.

The narrators, Connor Crais and Mackenzie Cartwright, embraced the characters and it was obvious just how much fun they were having with this book. Between all the different accents they knocked this book out of the park.

Perfect Accents! (Irish & Elvis)

Not sure what I was expecting this book to be like, but those expectations were blown out of the water. I loved their time in Chicago (especially the strawberry scene IYKYK). Loved the Vegas trope. And I especially loved the way Nolan dropped everything to be a part of Cora & Ashton’s life. Obviously, her reluctance was infuriating, but I loved how everyone else in the story knew she was in the wrong, too. If nothing else, read this book for the fun moments, the completely swoony hero, and of course, the Irish accents.

I can’t with the Cora

This story was so good until Cora was so stupid… she pissed me off! Her reasoning was stupid especially after he explained himself! I feel like Nolan deserves so much better!! They were my favorite couple until Cora royally fecked up! 😬 her son was so clear about his feelings 🤷🏼‍♀️ she’s selfish

A tale of booze, luck, love... and strawberries ;)

I was waiting with bated breath for Mackenzie and Connor in the audiobook. I was RESPECTFULLY waiting for Connor to switch into narrator mode and ... chapter 3... Oooof, I can't breathe. Again, I say this with the utmost respect... kinda. Irish brogue, man... Sweet. Baby. Jay. Zoos.

You know you can't go wrong with Connor Crais and Mackenzie 'Mack Attack' Cartwright, but man oh man, are they stupendous in this one! And Connor knocks it out of the park (would you look at that, I made a sportsball analogy!!!) with his Irish accent, his Elvis impersonation, his Russian accent, his Mary Margaret, but when you listen to the chapter in which Nolan has a conversation with Billy you just can't believe they are not narrated by two different people!Oh, and he sings too. May God have Mercy on our souls... ;)
UNBELIEVABLY GOOD!