Seascapes and Vegas Mistakes
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4.3 • 945 Ratings
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Publisher Description
When a Las Vegas prank turns into an accidental and very legal marriage, Isabel Shipley is dead set on getting a discreet and hasty divorce. The last thing the struggling artist wants is to admit to her family she's screwed up—again—but Everett Drake's desire to give their marriage a chance proves hard to resist.
Billionaire Everett Drake is as surprised as Isabel to find himself married to a virtual stranger. But what's done is done and arranged marriages have succeeded with less than the chemistry he and Isabel share..Isabel checks all the boxes—minus her determination to divorce.
Can two people from two very different worlds find the common ground that will make a marriage work—or will they have to admit defeat and end their Vegas mistake?
Carolina Cove Series:
Seascapes and Vegas Mistakes
Seashells and Wedding Bells
Sea Glass and Second Chances
Other books set in Carolina Cove:
Seaside Sisters Series:
The Last Goodbye
Lattes and Lullabyes
Map of Dreams
Worth the Risk
Lost Love Found
Make Me A Match series:
Romance Reset
Rules of Engagement
The Matchmaker’s Secret
Perfectly Mismatched
By the Book
Customer Reviews
Opposite attract
Nice story! I enjoyed it. Opposite attract It was a clean story that made reference to a bedroom scene without openly telling the details.
Hallmark Story with the spice of a tomato
This is a cutesy story but actually not bad. Better than most free books. Author has a nice writing style and the characters were likable without being over the top, dramatic, and there is not dumb misunderstanding that gets blown out of proportion.
Is there a third act fall out? Meh. There’s a little drama but nothing major.
Whole story reminds me of “Hallmark after dark,” if that were a thing. It’s pretty clean, small town girl, big city guy, and the spice is closed door. So… a tomato. Can’t even say it’s some jalapeño dust because this is pretty clean and on the lowest end of the spice level.
If you want slow burn, it’s there.
If you want slow burn with a gratifying clothes ripping scene, this isn’t the book for you.
Torn feelings
On one hand this was a good story. On the other, how completely insulting and annoying is it that the older woman is taken in by a scammer, and had to be rescued by her son and her ex? Older women are NOT all stupid, gullible, and needing of a guy to save the from themselves.