Julia Stevens and Nate Wexler are both in Las Vegas for entirely different reasons-- Julia's there with her agent and author friends for the Romantic Style Convention, and Nate's there for the wedding of his best friends, Mike and Stacy. After a literal run-in at the lobby and a bad impression, the two do not expect to cross paths again, much less wake up in the same bed the next day with no recollection of what happened the night before. But's it's Vegas. Everything and anything you want to do, you can do in Las Vegas. 
 Me to this book: 
 What did I love about Get Lucky? 
 First of all, Julia. Julia's inner monologues are hilarious! She's such a geek. It was such a hoot to read The Doctors sparring in her mind. And the fandom references in general. She's such a funny person. 
 But I'm a hobbit. We believe in second luncheon. Where should I meet you guys? 
 She also constantly thinks of the things she plans to writes. She compares people to her characters, makes characters on people she meets, and she thinks of dialogue all the time. I'm not a published author or anything, but I write, and I can totally relate to her! 
 If I were writing this in a book, I would've had the happy ending nailed down tight on the final page, it's true. There would've been a definite proposal, a serious assurance to the reader that this is forever... 
 The Pride and Prejudice references. I would never have fully associated P&P with this book if it weren't for Julia comparing Nate to Mr. Darcy...sort of. 
 If Mr. Darcy was a modern man with a rolling suitcase, a stick shoved way up his ass, and no actual redeemable qualities, he might be this guy. 
 But still. It was amusing to see the similarities. Nate brushes her off based on a first impression. He even insults her! Soon, he notices her good points, and is drawn by her laugh and sense of humor. And you know the rest. Happy ending. I love it! Haha 
 The adventure. It was so entertaining to see what happened to the two the night before and what happened to make them remember it all. Matching tattoos? Russian mob? Getting stranded in the middle of nowhere? Dancing in the Bellagio fountain...in the nude? Crazy hot sex? Elvis Presley impersonator? Yup. It's all here. 
 Their back stories. I love how un-dramatic it was. I mean, divorce and break up are pretty dramatic, but they're normal. It can happen to anyone. They don't have murderers running after them or they're not plagued with a past so dark, you'd need night vision goggles. It makes both Nate and Julia relatable. 
 Meredith. Gosh. She has such a potty mouth! People would constantly give her the stink eye if she's here where I'm from, but we all know she wouldn't give a flying fuck anyway. 
 Last but not the least, Nate. At first, like my dear Mr. Darcy, Nate is a sullen man with a perpetual pole lodged up his ass. He judges people on the spot and looks at them in disdain if they don't reach his expectations. But soon--with a little help booze--he lightens up and shows Julia his playful and sweeter side. It helps that he's sex on a stick. ;) 
 I don't know if it's obvious that I loved the book, but if in case it's not, I loved it! It's my first Lila Monroe book, but it definitely would not be my last. 
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