Bit the Jackpot (Vegas Vampires, Book 2)

by Erin McCarthy | Literature & Fiction |
ISBN: 0425212130 Global Overview for this book
Registered by delaniamac of Columbia, Tennessee USA on 4/11/2009
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Journal Entry 1 by delaniamac from Columbia, Tennessee USA on Saturday, April 11, 2009
The sparks fly between Cara Kim, "the oddest attraction in all of Vegas—the virgin stripper," and Seamus Fox, a 371-year-old uptight Irish vampire who hasn't had sex in 200 years, in McCarthy's droll follow-up to High Stakes. Seamus, who's the campaign manager for Ethan Carrick, the president of Vampire Nation, must turn Cara into a vampire in order to save her life after she becomes collateral damage in a nasty pre-election skirmish connected to Roberto Donatelli, who's running against Carrick. Donatelli is so eager to unseat conservative Carrick, he'll stop at nothing, even if it means driving a stake into someone or drugging an associate. Though Cara initially finds Seamus controlling and his blood too arousing, she soon finds herself and her five pets, including a devilish Chihuahua, doing more than just a shadow dance in this cute paranormal treat.

Journal Entry 2 by wingTribefanwing from Raleigh, North Carolina USA on Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Arrived safe and sound! Thanks for sending! Looks like a great series!

Journal Entry 3 by wingTribefanwing from Raleigh, North Carolina USA on Wednesday, March 3, 2010
This series just makes me laugh! Thanks for sharing!

Journal Entry 4 by wingTribefanwing at Bookmooch.com, A book trading site -- Controlled Releases on Wednesday, September 22, 2010

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