Welcome to this week’s MFRW Book Hooks blog hop!
I am running a sale for the next two weeks. I’ve cut the price of the first book in my Vegas Babes series, Hot Brides in Vegas, from $4.99 to only 99 cents.
While this book features a number of romantically linked couples, it is really more erotica than romance. I had some trouble finding a non-explicit excerpt for today’s hop. Finally, I decided to skip to the wedding at the end...
Enjoy!
(If you want a spicier excerpt, you can find one here!)
Blurb
Never underestimate the power of a horny bride.
Francesca Torelli’s tycoon father is throwing a lavish Las Vegas wedding for his only child. Her fiancé Jake and his buddies set out for a stag night, exploring the fleshpots of Sin City. Meanwhile, Fran and her bridesmaids Laura and Chantal are stuck at the resort under the watchful eye of her stern Aunt Giulia, who has promised her brother that Franny will come to the altar a virgin.
Frustrated and annoyed by these double standards, the young women hatch a plan to escape their chaperone and have some fun of their own. With the help of a susceptible concierge, a butch ex-cop limo driver and a scandalous French couturiere, they find their way to The Fox’s Den, the most exclusive—and outrageous—gentlemen’s club in the city. Owner Larry Archer and his crew of strippers, bouncers, voyeurs and sluts are more than happy to welcome the delectable trio as contestants performing at the club’s famous Amateur Night.
The gleeful permissiveness of the Den challenges the women’s assumptions and undermines their inhibitions. Complications ensue when Jake and his groomsmen arrive to find Fran in the midst of her strip act. Then Aunt Giulia crashes the party, determined to save her virgin niece, and things get really sticky—both figuratively and literally.
Will love triumph? Will Francesca be drawn over to the dark side? Is there a difference?
The Hook
“Do you, Francesca, take this man Jacob, to be your lawful wedded husband? To have and to hold, to protect and to cherish, for richer and for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do you part?”
The priest intoned the familiar vows. Francesca peered through her veil at Jake. The moment had come. He looked incredibly handsome in his tuxedo. His eyes never left her face. They were full of love.
“I do,” she said, her voice ringing out clearly through St. Bridget’s sanctuary.
“And do you, Jacob, take this woman Francesca…”
She wanted to be fully present, to grab and hold on to every word. Somehow, though, her mind kept slipping away, to the wild night they’d all shared at The Fox’s Den, and to the night that awaited just the two of them, after today’s festivities were over. She knew that marriage was more than sex. On the other hand, a marriage without sexual compatibility was likely to fail.
Their time at the Den had got her thinking. Maybe the traditional notions about sexual fidelity were too restrictive. Well, obviously they were, for some people, like Larry and Foxy. For her and for Jake—well, she didn’t know yet. But she was willing to explore and to find out.
“I now pronounce you man and wife. You may kiss the bride.”
Jake swept her into a full body kiss, his hands boldly tracing her curves while his tongue probed her mouth. She worried for a moment about scandalizing some of the guests. Not Aunt Giulia, though—she sat in the front pew, with Tiny beside her. They were holding hands. As astonishing as it seemed, there was an engagement ring on her aunt’s finger.
She stopped worrying and lost herself in her husband’s embrace. After all, it was her wedding.
Hot Brides in Vegas is on sale for only 99 cents for the next two weeks. You can find all the buy links on my website: https://www.lisabetsarai.com/hotbridesbook.html
Be sure to visit the other authors participating in today’s Book Hooks!


2 comments:
Great excerpt! It makes me wonder what Jacob got up to while Fran was having her wild night...?
Sounds like Fran is realistic about her marriage. They love each other but there could be some compromise and experimenting in the future.
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