โ Scribed by Scott, J. S.
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"A-list movie star and billionaire Julian Sinclair learned from past tragedy that life doesn't come with multiple takes. Now that he's figured out what he wants, in the lush form of redheaded Kristin Moore, he's got one chance to claim it. Between working as a medical assistant and filling in at her parents' bar, Kristin has no time for pleasure. So Julian is bringing her to his brother's Vegas wedding, where their mutual attraction can finally get a starring role.What happened in Vegas has followed Kristin right back to Amesport, Maine. In the space of one magical weekend, the leading man in all her X-rated fantasies whisked her off to Sin City for breathtaking sex, followed by an accidental marriage she doesn't remember. Kristin fully expects Julian to demand a quickie divorce. But instead he's daring her to go all-in. To gamble everything on a love that might be too good to be true ... or the best, wildest adventure of their lives"-- Back cover.
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