"Delightful tongue in cheek novellas"

"Taking Care of Business" by Stephanie Bond. In Vegas, FBI Agent Steve Berringer is undercover as a photographer at the Taking Care of Business Chapel. His target is Mitch Landy who is expected to come here to marry. As Steve trips over H.D. the dog, he also finds he can't help falling in love with wedding designer Gracie Sergeant.

"Play It Again, Elvis" by Jo Leigh. In Vegas, stand up comedian Molly Canada worries that her writer Charlie Webster has written poor material for her lately. Charlie is not suffering from writer's block, but instead fears unrequited love. He knows it's now or never that he must declare his feelings to Molly.

"The Good Luck Charm" by JoAnn Rock. In Vegas, former music agent Alyssa Renalto owns and operates the Memorabilia shop. Currently she is angry with musician Brett Neale who disrupted her Elvis séance. Brett wants Alyssa to be his agent and more as he suffers from a burning love for her. However, when he competes against her sister in the Elvis Legacy Contest, Alyssa feels divided as she loves her sibling but the hound dog too.

These contemporary romances with an Elvis theme are tongue in cheek fun starring delightful couples and a multiple of "Elvi". Jo Leigh, & JoAnn Rock

Harriet Klausner

Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted July 25, 2005

Summary

These three women can't help falling in love...Vegas style.

Taking Care Of Business by Stephanie Bond
Gracie Sergeant hires black-haired, sultry Steve Mulcahy as the new "Elvis" for her Las Vegas wedding chapel—not realizing he's an undercover FBI agent out to nab a mob boss at his upcoming nuptials. Or that Steve's secret weapon is all in the hip.

Good Luck Charm by Joanne Rock
Alyssa Reynolds is trying to conjure up The King in a backroom séance at her Elvis memorabilia shop when Brett Neale walks into her store.With his hypnotic blue eyes, Brett is Elvis—or he will be once she helps him win Vegas's American Idol-style Elvis Legacy contest.

Play It Again, Elvis by Jo Leigh
Stand-up comic Ellie Evans is determined to keep her relationship with comedy writer Charlie Webster strictly professional—in spite of the attraction. But just when Charlie's about to check into the Heartbreak Hotel, he gets personal advice on how to make his moves...from The King himself.