The Right Kind of Guy

Romance is the underdog of literary fiction. Many may not take the genre seriously, but the evidence doesn't lie, it's a juggernaut. Part of the reason why is because of the ability it has to branch out into other genres and deliver charming and mysterious characters Another reason is because the authors have no problem with making light of themselves. The Right Kind of Guy is the perfect prototype for romance. The cynical heroine brings humour to balance out the overly serious hero. A Vegas romance conference and an over the top romantic adventure make for hysterically tempting pleasure.

Wow this was great! I loved the humor, sexual chemistry, and the romance. Once you start reading this book you will not want to put it down. "The Right Kind of Guy" by Kerri-Leigh Grady is part of the "What Happens in Vegas" series. This is romance novelist Kelsey Spencer and Aaron Grant's story. Kelsey is attending a romance readers convention in Las Vegas. Her heart is just not into writing romance novels anymore. Kelsey doesn't believe in romance. Aaron's sister, Jasmine aka "Jas", is a big fan of Kelsey's romance novels. Due to Jas' adventures in Las Vegas, Aaron and Kelsey end up spending a lot of time together. Will they be able to ignore the intense chemistry between them? Will they finally believe in romance and a happily ever after? I fell in love with Aaron and Kelsey's characters. Aaron and Kelsey are perfect for each other. They were a lot of fun. Jas' character was a mess. I hope there is another book where Jas gets her happily ever after. I look forward to reading other books by Kerri-Leigh Grady. FYI, includes mature content. I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.

The Vegas Romance Writers convention comes to a close with a witty tongue in cheek story of a romance writer, Kelsey Spencer, who wants to go into a different direction with her writing and super sexy brother of her biggest fan. Kelsey meets Aaron Grant as he dogs his sister at the convention trying to keep her from making a huge mistake. The hilarious banter and jabs at the industry itself make this one very entertaining read. Their chemistry is off the charts and while they make fun of the "insta-love" found in romance novels, they themselves are caught up in a whirlwind romance. This one was fun to read and it kept me chuckling all the way through. Definitely a book I recommend to everyone.