Deja Vu

by Vallory Vance

One week has passed since Darcey St. Claire, a sales manager for a posh French Quarter hotel, broke the cardinal rule of sales - you don't sleep with your client. Against her better judgement, she agrees to an even more egregious breach of her hotel contract.

A real date with the handsome former quarterback to take place over the course of a weekend. For both she and Vincent, it was only supposed to be one weekend.

Beginning a campaign to become the governor of Louisiana, Vincent Guidry's plans are halted when his feelings for Darcey become more than sexual and the young woman cuts all ties with him. Her appearance in his office, seven weeks after their break-up, begins a backward journey to right the wrongs of their separate pasts.

Is a shared forever possible?

Genres: Romance

227 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 21, 2013

About the author

Vallory Vance is a color inside the lines, Human Resources professional living in the Dallas / Fort Worth metroplex by day. After her family consisting of a husband of almost twenty years, three kids and two dogs have filled her evenings with laughter, she sits down to her laptop to write tales of the first moments of falling in love when nothing else seems to matter.
As a fortieth birthday present to herself, she decided to share her stories of romances that range from sweet to spicy.

Reviews

[The Talent Cave Reviews · Rating 3 out of 5]

Title: Déjà Vu
Author: Vallory Vance
Publisher: Self
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Length: (Approximately 114 pages)
Reviewed by Maven

3 Flames – Crackling Hot
3.5 Stars – Good


To be honest, the beginning of Déjà Vu threw me off a bit, jumping from two short paragraphs about someone then moving to another character quickly. That beginning might have best been written as a prologue instead of a chapter start with such a quick point of view change taking place.

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[Tony · Rating 2 out of 5]

2 1/2 stars - I thought this was a good follow-up to "Cheers". It's not a bad story it just needed some editing and I think Darcey's fear issue went on to long, making her come across as too self centered with everything going on with Vincent and her seeming to barely think on it. Though I will add that Ms. Vance did a respectable job of showing the nuisances of why her fear issue had been so devastating to her and why it was still crippling her.

[Joyce · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really Good read. I loved Darcey though she seemed flighty should have guessed it was because of heartbreak but the Vincent now he more than made up for Darcey. If all men were as perfect as Vincent. Sigh!

[Corinthia Harvell · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely loved Darcey and Vincent and hope to be reading more about them. I felt that it was a well written story. I love Mrs. Vance's books!

[raeneysa · Rating 2 out of 5]

to me this read was drop again pick it again i was just not feeling heroine but the supporting main characters decent.