Won in Vegas

Won in Vegas Box Set

I want her so badly that I’d risk my own life to save hers.

She’s the sexist woman I’ve ever laid eyes on.

But she belongs to the mob that runs Vegas.

My cock wants to claim her as my own.

And my heart wants to rescue her, no matter the risk.
But then I realize she’s as dangerous for me as her captors are.

Being with her could ruin me.

So why do I still want to try?

Won in Vegas is a box set collection of all five books in this series. Each book is a standalone novella of approximately 20,000 words. They have connected characters and a shared world in a Las Vegas setting so they’re best devoured all together.

The books included are:

Won at the Poker Table;

Won at the Blackjack Table;

Won at the Roulette Table;

Won at the Craps Table; and

Wed in Vegas (a bonus novelette that follows Ryan and Sasha from Won at the Craps Table and features reappearances from the couples in the previous three books as well)!

In each story, Cameron Collins combines his gritty, dark bad boy style with all the steam you’ve come to expect from a Sizzling Hot Reads book. They have no cheating, no cliffhangers and a very happy ever after!

Wed in Vegas

We’re starting our new life together.
Then our old one rears its ugly head.

Everything between Ryan and me is going great.
We have out of this world, mind-blowing sex.
And our wedding is planned perfectly, since he’s rolling in dough.
I can’t wait to get married to him in just a few days.
But I miss my family back home in Russia.

And I’ve been itching to start one of our own.

So, I ask my fiancé to put a baby in my belly.

The next day, though, I find him talking with Vinny.
That’s the old boss I hoped I’d never see again.
It seems that Ryan wants to do more business with him.

I can’t stand the idea.
I’m starting to wonder if I should even go through with the wedding at all.

Can I trust my fiancé who is willing to deal with the man I hate?

Or does Ryan have a surprise for me,
that will change my definition of family forever?

Wed in Vegas is a follow up novelette to Won at the Craps Table, which is the fourth book in the Won in Vegas series. It follows Ryan and Sasha from that book and the characters from other Won in Vegas books re-appear in this one as well.

While you don’t have to have read the other books in the Won in Vegas series to enjoy Wed in Vegas, it’s highly recommended due to recurring characters and the shared world of the Las Vegas setting.

Won at the Craps Table

I have two weeks to savor her.

But I want more.

 

Sasha is an exotic dream brought all the way from Russia.

I own a bunny ranch and she’s up for grabs.

I’m given two weeks to taste her and see if she’s up to my standard flavor.

It’s an offer I can’t refuse, so I become her temporary captor.

I sink my teeth and c*ck into Sasha and find that I like her more than I should.

I want her by my side. Always.

To do whatever I want with, whenever I want.

And I want to help her escape from her normal captor.

But my delicious girl betrays my brother and me.

And the consequences are more than I might be able to handle.

My twin orders her to act as an assassin to right the wrong she committed.

And I know she’ll try, just to get back into my arms and bed.

Can I ever trust her again?

Especially when she warns me that my own life is in danger?

 

Won at the Craps Table is a dark romance of 22,000 words. It is the fourth book in the Won in Vegas series, which are standalone novellas that can be read alone or also enjoyed as part of a loosely connected series set in Vegas.

This book has no cliffhanger, no cheating and a very happy ever after. It does have some dark and possibly triggering themes in the gritty bad boy style of Cameron Collins.

Won at the Roulette Table

Candy knows how to please a man.

And I can’t get seem to get enough Candy.

It all started out as a joke, or so I thought.

She said she would give me her body if I won at Roulette, and I did.

Now she is my obsession.

A sexy exotic dancer who dances best on my pole.
I love to lick her and savor her flavor.

But Candy isn’t as sweet as she tastes.

She’s a spy for a rival family looking to take over power in Vegas.

But I have a secret, too.

I’m not just the head of security.

I’m a billionaire silent partner at the casinos they are trying to take over.

My military background makes me extra deadly at this war.

I wasn’t expecting Candy’s betrayal.

And she already has my heart.

Can I learn to forgive her?

Especially after her own family finds out she double crossed them as well?

Won at the Roulette Table is a dark romance of 20,000 words. It is the third book in the Won in Vegas series, which are standalone novellas that can be read alone or also enjoyed as part of a loosely connected series set in Vegas.

This book has no cliffhanger, no cheating and a very happy ever after. It does have some dark and possibly triggering themes in the gritty bad boy style of Cameron Collins.

Won at the Blackjack Table

Her voice alone can make me cum.

But feeling her perfect body sends me over the edge.

After the hottest phone call of my life,
I never expected to see her in person.

And working for a man I despise.

She asks me if I want a Latin lover.

But I already knew the answer as soon as I laid eyes on her.
I’ll do whatever it fucking takes to make her mine.

Even though it’s a dangerous game.

From the moment I sink my c*ck into Marianna and taste her honey,

I can’t give her up.

It folds me into a dangerous game,
in which her life and that of her young son is at stake.

I know I can win her from the man who holds both lives in his hands.

But will he accept the rules of the game?

And do I have enough cards in my own hand to save her?  

 

Won at the Blackjack Table is a single mom dark romance novella of over 21,000 words. It is the second in the Won in Vegas series, which are standalone books that can be read alone or also enjoyed as part of a loosely connected series.

This book has no cliffhanger, no cheating and a very happy ever after. It does have some dark and possible trigger warnings (such as sexual abuse in Chapter 15) in the gritty bad boy style of Cameron Collins.

Won at the Poker Table

She’s so pretty that she could be my undoing.

The Vulture is the most evil man I know.
But when he dangles his latest catch in front of me, I can’t resist.
Illusion has the face of an angel and a body made for the city of sin.
Just the sight of her makes me hard and I can hardly keep myself in control.
Plus, he tells me that she’s a virgin.
I know she’s bait, a pretty morsel he’s using to get what he wants from me.
But Illusion is so hot that I’m tempted to give the Vulture anything he asks for.
What he wants is a bet— one week with her is on the table for me.
And for him, the entire pot at my poker table, where the buy-in is a million dollars.
I know I can win and take Illusion’s virginity.

But is there more to it than that?

Did I just win the love of my life in a poker game?
Or is this gorgeous girl a spy in disguise?

Won at the Poker Table is a dark romance novella of 21,000 words. It is the first in the Won in Vegas series, which are standalone books that can be read alone or also enjoyed as part of a loosely connected series.

This book has no cliffhanger, no cheating and a very happy ever after. It does have some dark and possibly triggering themes in the gritty bad boy style of Cameron Collins.