β Scribed by Kelley Vitollo
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Luck of the Draw by Kelley Vitollo
What happens when her one night in Vegas doesn't stay there?
Rowan McKinley isn't looking for one wild night while vacationing in Vegas, but she gets it anyway when she meets professional poker player--and professional ladies' man--Breck Wilder. Breck's easygoing charm and lighthearted banter draw in the reserved Rowan, and though she's always dreamed of the kind of forever love her best friends Sidney and Kade share, she'll settle for one night with the charismatic player.
After their crazy one-night stand, Breck never expected to see the mysterious redhead again. So when he shows up at a Shamrock Falls B&B looking to get away for a few weeks and Rowan answers the door, he's floored. Breck's rolling-stone lifestyle and ill-fated history with women means he's not interested in anything long-term. But the longer he stays at the B&B, the more he considers dropping the poker face and putting all his...
A Shamrock Falls Novel
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