Vampires in Vegas

By: Samantha Snow

Narrated by: J. Scott Bennett

Shy librarian Ella McCormack was well aware that what happened in Vegas, stayed there but she never thought it would happen like this.

When a bachelorette party in Sin City got a little bit rowdy, Ella found herself cornered by a bunch of overly pushy men. Coming to her rescue was an impossibly handsome man named Reagan Morgan. A man that Ella found herself immediately infatuated with.

But Ella had no idea that Reagan was a vampire. One of many that reside in Las Vegas.

And by the time she found out, it was already be too late.

This is a unique spin on the average vampire romance. Set in Las Vegas you can expect thrills, spills, and naughty scenes galore. What happens in this book, stays in this book so get listening right now!

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Vampires in Vegas

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The story line was good, however I did find some flaws in the story. A few things could have been written a little better. Overall the concept was a good one and the story was still nice. J. Scott did ok with the woman's voice, I think a woman would have done a better job on this since most of the book was done from a woman's perspective. However he rocked out the high council part. That was my favorite part of his narration.

Vampire Romance

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Shy librarian Ella is convinced to go to Vegas for her friend Jen's bachelorette party. She meets a handsome man named Reagan and they are immediately infatuated with each other. As infatuation quickly becomes love, Jen is finally able to stand up for herself. But why is Reagan so pale and why are his hands always cold? He's a vampire, of course! Unfortunately this knowledge has repercussions for Ella and Reagan, who are forced to make a difficult decision.

I enjoyed Vampires in Vegas and the narration was excellent. Be prepared for steamy sex scenes! I would recommend this.

I was voluntarily provided this review copy audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator. This review is my honest opinion.

A decent story with good narration

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I thought this book was fair. I think the story and characters are predictable and the setting has been used quite a bit in similar books. The main issue for me is that I just didn't like either main character. I didn't hate the story but I didn't love it either. It's an overall fair audio book. The narrator was good though. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

Great Vampire Read

I really enjoyed this story. A bachelorette getaway in Vegas turns out to be a life altering adventure for Ella, who has been talked into coming along. Ella considers herself a boring plain jane. She soon meets handsome Reagan and he doesn't think of her as plain at all. Sparks fly between the two while friction builds between Ella and her "friends". The narrator did an excellent job with all of the voices/characters.

Great Book!

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This is a great book; this is a great book written by Samantha Snow and narrated by J. Scott Bennett. Shy librarian Ella McCormack was well aware that what happened in Vegas, stayed there but she never thought it would happen like this. When a bachelorette party in Sin City got a little bit rowdy, Ella found herself cornered by a bunch of overly pushy men. Coming to her rescue was an impossibly handsome man named Reagan Morgan. A man that Ella found herself immediately infatuated with. But Ella had no idea that Reagan was a vampire. One of many that reside in Las Vegas. And by the time she found out, it was already be too late.This is a great set with a wonderful story and well developed characters. The story flowed very well and was very enjoyable. This book will keep you reading long into the night and you will not want to put this book down until you finish. This was such a great read and full of surprises.The narrator J. Scott Bennett did a wonderful job with this book. She did a great job with the different voices of each character in this book. It was very easy to listen to and I didn’t want to stop listening until the end. If you are looking for a great book with well-developed characters then you need to listen to this book. I am looking forward to listening to the next book by this author and narrator. I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader’s copy of this book. The free book held no determination on my personal review.

Pretty good story here!

Would you consider the audio edition of Vampires in Vegas to be better than the print version?

I've never read the print version of this story. Both print and audio can have their own positive and negative aspects to them. In this case, the narrator did a great job with his voices.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Vampires in Vegas?

Probably when Reagan took Ella to the Hoover Dam club and she realized that Reagan was a vampire.

What does J. Scott Bennett bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I've listened to several audiobooks by Mr. Bennett. The first time, I wasn't sure how I felt about his voice. It sounds really friendly, has a country twang to it, and is definitely a voice belonging to a person that I'd love to meet. Needless to say, he has grown on me. He does a good job with both male and female voices as well.

Sweet Vampire Love

The story was interesting and kept my attention all the way to the end. I was surprised that this is not a dark romance. Reagan is quite the gentleman and actually protects Ella from some shady humans that were dragging her out against her will.

The narration was well done and brought the book to life.

Ella made some odd decisions around her "best" friend and the other bridesmaids. Honestly, you have to be stupid to accept any medication or drinks from people that don't really like you!!!

I found myself disliking several secondary characters. My favorite character was Reagan. He was very old fashioned and believed in true love.

The story picks up towards the end and there are some twists to keep it interesting.

"I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review."

VAMPIRES SHOULDN'T BE THAT POLITE

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I was provided this audiobook through Audiobook Boom at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator in exchange for an unbiased review.

This isn't a dark vampire book. Reagan is kind, old fashioned and believes in true love. Ella is nerdy, but turns out to be hot when her friend gives her a make-over. The conversation banter was lengthy, and should have been condensed in editing. More action and less talk would have made it a better listen. Toward the end the plot thickens with a kidnapping but that was quickly resolved with the "duh" finally dawning on the characters long after it dawns on the listener. Then basically, with a HEA, it ended. No epilogue to slide out on.

Meh. It was cute. It was short. It was somewhat entertaining.

Going to Vegas

I wanted to like this book because i love vampire stories but i just could not get into the story. Part of the problem was the narrator. I could not distinguish between each characters voices. Maybe if there had been a different narrator. The story itself seemed immature at times. I do not like giving bad reviews but i receive this book free in exchange for an honest review. Others may like it but it was not for me.

This Was A Good Vampire Story

Would you consider the audio edition of Vampires in Vegas to be better than the print version?

I did not read the print but I always think audio is better.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Vampires in Vegas?

When they were preparing to kill the two lovers and the simpering enforcer said perhaps there is another way to end this. i was prepared to hate him because he seemed to enjoy torturing people but when he said this I changed my mind.

What does J. Scott Bennett bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

All of the emotions, drama, and action were given a voice that you, as a reader, have to supply in a print book.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Same answer as question two.

Any additional comments?

I got this book via audiobook boom. I would listen to another book by this author if it is in the same catagory.