Nothing Stays in Vegas

De: Elena Aitken

Narrado por: Marci Fine, Michael Braun

Duración: 9 h y 3 m

Resumen del Editor

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas...except when it doesn't.

Lexi Titan has mastered the art of pretending everything's fine. After all, how else could she ignore the fact that her husband is never home, her son barely knows him and the last time she had sex, well, who can remember.

With her life crumbling, the last thing she wants to do is go on a trip, especially back to Vegas; a city full of glitz, excess, and Leo, the man she's spent the last six years trying to forget. But when her best friend announces she's getting married, Lexi doesn't have a choice. Besides, it's ridiculous to avoid an entire city because of one guy. Even if he is the father of your child.

Face to face with memories of the past and the gorgeous man who started it all, Lexi can no longer deny the truth to anyone, especially Leo. But honesty will come at a price, and Lexi must decide if she's wiling to take that risk. And what exactly will she tell her husband?

Because as she now knows, Nothing Stays in Vegas.

©2011 - 2014 Elena Aitken (P)2014 Elena Aitken

A Must read !!!

I can't say enough about this. It's an awesome and amazing book. If you read just one book this year you need to read this book.

Sweet, Tender Love - Reunited!

A very poignant, emotional and sometimes heartrending love story. Deception and betrayal but love conquers all. I loved Lexi's personality, strong, spirited and sensitive to others, balanced by her extremely extrovert BFF Nicole the party hearty lady. Leo represents, all the thoughtful, courteous handsome heroes with a heart of gold who trust when they should be vigilant. As for the villain of the story, you'll find out about him....

Elena you just know how to keep the interest of your readers and listeners as they peruse the books you author. Well written, tight plot and very descriptive in your presentation of your story. A really great read

Michael Braun and Marci Fine, working in tandem, tagging each other in the narration of this audio book was just perfect. Wow...It is a good idea to have a male do Leo and Marci was just splendid as Lexi.
I would definitely recommend this book to others.

This Should Have Stayed In Vegas

What did you like best about Nothing Stays in Vegas? What did you like least?

The thing I liked best is that she loved the child in spite of. The thing I liked least was how the emotions that Leo should have had upon discovering he had a son were totally lacking.

If you’ve listened to books by Elena Aitken before, how does this one compare?

I have not.

Have you listened to any of Marci Fine and Michael Braun ’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

No

Any additional comments?

I got this book via audiobook boom. The narration was, to say the least the best part of the book and it was not great.

Great story

This story is sad and sweet at the same time. These two meet and fall immediately, but the pettiness of one causes them to lose a lot of issues. Once they reunite things get tough and goes into a downhill slide but they finally get their HEA and even though I’d love to have heard more about that, in happy they finally got their happiness.

Loved this book!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes, I'd recommend this book to a friend, and have! The story was full of fun & emotion and I've read it more than once already.

What does Marci Fine and Michael Braun bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
I love books when the characters are actually narrated by different people. I felt like I could picture the characters better with 2 narrators.

Any additional comments?
I was glad this book was a sequel to the first, so we could see "what happens next". A great story and a great narration. I'm hoping to find the 2nd book on audio, as I'm legally blind and can't read 'real' books!

Ok listen

The narrators didn’t enhance this poor storyline. Not sure I’d recommend this book even if it was part of the Plus catalog.