Book Review: All In (Leaving Las Vegas #2)

Title: All In

Author: Aleah Barley

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Review:
All In is a fast pace romantic suspense. The female lead is cute, spunky and easy to connect with while the male lead is your typical alpha male in a romantic suspense.All he needed to do was beat his and yell you are My woman and I am man. I protect you!  I really would like to read where a who Alpha is more willing to allow the female lead to find her own way or in fact have her take a little of his control away.
All In is predictable the book is well written keeping the reader engaged to the last page. Readers of romantic suspense will love this book.
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Synopsis:
  World-class statistician and poker prodigy Daisy Drake has two rules: never risk anything you can’t afford to lose, and never, ever, trust a gambler. Which is why she gave up the game and moved to Los Angeles, where she became a tenured professor. But when an old acquaintance calls needing Daisy’s...expertise...to help catch a cheater, she heads back to Las Vegas and the poker tables.

FBI Agent Ryan DiNatto’s been a gambler since he was four, and a hustler since he hit puberty. Coming off an undercover mission that ended with him shot and his partner in a wheelchair, Ryan’s out for blood. With a mob accountant and a hit man on the loose, the stakes have never been higher, and this time, he’s determined to make things right—even if it means beating spunky, sexy, Daisy Adams at her own game.



About The Author:
 
Aleah Barley is a writer of humorous (she hopes) contemporary romance. After living all over the United States, she recently moved to Motor City with a fluffy Maine Coon Cat who is constantly trying to appropriate her computer. She is hard at work on her next book.