Hailing from a rich background, Noel aspires to be a successful financial accountant. Often working in his father's firm, Noel has gotten as much experience in the field and is just short of a certificate to attain his lifelong dream, and for that, he needs to complete his bachelor's degree with distinction. Enrolling for an "easy A" class in accounting, Noel's life would take a beautiful turn when he encountered Brea, a history major student from an average family. Their relationship started with a few extra lessons and soon blossomed into a beautiful one.
A Las Vegas Affair by Arlene Krieger narrates how Noel and Brea overcome several hurdles to maintain their undying love for each other despite several oppositions. As Noel gets a new job offer in Las Vegas, the couple meets new people, and their love for each other is put to the test. Will the newlyweds overcome all obstacles and keep their love burning? Or will their love for each other quench at the site of these new challenges?
This book is well written. A simple plot, but well-crafted and articulated by the author to give it an awesome new twist and narrative. I found the book to be a nice read. The book was well written—almost the picture of perfection. Over 270+ pages, and I found only one error, the misspelling of "cheque," e.g., "Brea took the check and thanked him profusely and then reminded him..." Regardless, the aforementioned error did not stop me from enjoying this book.
On the other hand, I felt the story was rushed. It felt like I was flying from one scene to the next at a really fast pace. I also didn't like how, for the most part, when a scene was being switched, there was no indication. The story just continued. This often confuses me, and I'm sure it'll confuse other readers too.
This book falls under the romance genre, and I'm grateful the author limited the explicit love scenes in the book. I would recommend this book to young adults looking for a quick read and lovers of the romance genre. They'll love this book.
