Stinger

Sometimes what happens in Vegas doesn’t always stay in Vegas. The one no strings attached weekend between a law student and porn star had a profound impact on both their lives. “Why do you call me buttercup?” The answer was always different and each had a touching meaning. Grace had a plan that she was hell bent on sticking to. But getting caught in an elevator with Carson threw all of those plans aside. Carson didn’t do relationships especially given his profession. Thrown into the business by default given his upbringing. After spending a weekend with Grace knowing he’d probably never see her again, he was determined choose a new path. Grace had a fool proof plan that did not include a wild weekend with a porn star. But he gave her the confidence to after what she wanted in life not what others thought she should. Meeting again purely by fate, set a series of events leading to second chances and rekindled feelings that they could no longer ignore.

This book was surprisingly good. I didn't expect it to be this enjoyable. The chemistry and scenes between the characters were passionate, but they didn't overshadow the story. Love that encounter in Vegas. Meeting again by pure luck led to a series of events that gave them another chance and made them realize they still had strong feelings for each other.

Another one from Mia. You'll never be bored because she always offers a variety of stories. What a good read!

When Grace literally bumps into Carson, she knows her control-type personality will never match his go-with-the-flow energy. But as the pair continue to bump into each other while spending the weekend in Las Vegas tension reaches a boiling point. As they go their separate ways after the fateful weekend, each reflects on their time together and makes major life changes. After years apart they bump into each other in Las Vegas once again...

Mia Sheridan delivers a novel that is both heart wrenching and heartwarming. Dual POV, Spicy, Right Person Wrong Time, Second Chance Romance, Fling

I had hard times connecting with the story. Honestly I think, I couldn’t fully connect with it by the end still. I think the idea was really interesting and I liked the plot most of the times. But some conversations and actions felt unrealistic, especially in the first part of the book. The first half of the third part was kinda disappointment, especially fmc whom I couldn’t understand at all, and feel like her actions weren’t properly rationalized. I didn’t like her actions towards other characters and her sudden realization felt too weird and… sudden. The ending was nice even though it didn’t feel fully realistic. I still could enjoy relationship between main characters, and I loved their affection. Considering that’s like fifth book of this author I read and first one I have mixed feelings about, I’m really confused but it’s unfortunately not for me.