What do you think?
Rate this book
Wrong Groom
What happens in Vegas doesn't always stay there... In Vegas for her friend's impromptu wedding, curvy Jayne Daux surrenders to a stranger. Patrick satisfies all her secret desires, but morning brings recriminations and revelations. Her perfect night of passion might have been the biggest mistake of her life.
SpicyShorts are compact tales that can be read in a brief amount of time with no cliffhanger endings or multiple parts.
SpicyShorts are compact tales that can be read in a brief amount of time with no cliffhanger endings or multiple parts.
- GenresRomanceErotic Romance
32 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2007
48 people want to read
About the author
Kit Tunstall
324 books158 followersKit lives in Idaho with her husband and two sons. She enjoys writing several genres and subgenres. When she started publishing, dinosaurs roamed the earth, and authors had one pen name with their publisher. That was the name you wrote everything under, no matter how dissimilar. Thanks to advances in publishing, it's now easy to have more than one pen name, and many readers have come to expect a certain type of book experience from each author. The "brand," if you will.
Kit's catalog makes it difficult to tell what brand you're getting, so she has "co-authored" each type with a pen name, so you'll know what kind of book to expect.
* Paranormal Romances (including shifters): Kit Fawkes and Kit Tunstall
* Contemporary romance with some steam, but not erotic: Lilly LaRue and Kit Tunstall
* Contemporary romances that are erotic: Kit Kyndall and Kit Tunstall
* Edgier works (including fertile erotic romances, bad boys, and stepbrothers): Kristianna Sawyer and Kit Tunstall
* Science fiction romance: Aurelia Skye and Kit Tunstall.
* Horror and post-apocalyptic: T.K. Reilley and Kit Tunstall.
* Darker erotic romance: R.E. Saxton
Join her Mailing List to keep up with new releases across all pen names: http://eepurl.com/bpdvb9
http://www.kittunstall.com
Kit's catalog makes it difficult to tell what brand you're getting, so she has "co-authored" each type with a pen name, so you'll know what kind of book to expect.
* Paranormal Romances (including shifters): Kit Fawkes and Kit Tunstall
* Contemporary romance with some steam, but not erotic: Lilly LaRue and Kit Tunstall
* Contemporary romances that are erotic: Kit Kyndall and Kit Tunstall
* Edgier works (including fertile erotic romances, bad boys, and stepbrothers): Kristianna Sawyer and Kit Tunstall
* Science fiction romance: Aurelia Skye and Kit Tunstall.
* Horror and post-apocalyptic: T.K. Reilley and Kit Tunstall.
* Darker erotic romance: R.E. Saxton
Join her Mailing List to keep up with new releases across all pen names: http://eepurl.com/bpdvb9
http://www.kittunstall.com
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews
February 16, 2012
My Quickie Review As Reviewed for Read Our Lips Book Blog
4.5 Kisses
What I liked about Wrong Groom:
1-Jayne is a real person with real insecurities, but is brave enough to try and overcome them, in order to get what she wants: a one night stand with a positively drinkable hottie.
2-Speaking of Hotties - Patrick is as handsome as they come- tall, lean and honed, wavy brown hair and piercing green eyes. In a club full of size 6 and under women, he only has eyes for size 18 Jayne. Love him already!
3-While riding the elevator to get to the part where they can start ripping each other’s clothes off, they decide to go Jayne’s room on the 8th floor, because they just can’t bear to wait the time it would take to go two more floors to Patrick’s room. Damn!
4-The dirty talk. It’s sophisticated, yet panty-melting.
Jayne is a very patient maid-of-honor to her BFF Emmy. Emmy is a little scoop of Bridezilla with a big dollop of anxiety, sprinkled with OCD, for good measure. A big ol’ crazy sundae.
5-That Jayne is REAL friend and tells Emmy what she believes to be the truth, even though Emmy may hate her for it.
6-Patrick is a good dancer. NatGeo should do a special on this rare dying breed. They’re the Endangered Species list, right? If not, I need to start a petition.
7-The right person caught the bouquet.
8-The sex was HOT and Patrick was a good lover, very generous. Jayne was on fire!
At just 35 pages, this is a fun quick read.
Things I didn’t like about Wrong Groom:
1-It really could have been longer. There was a lot to work with. I could see it still being a quickie at about 80 pages, but with more depth and conversation. But the 35 pages are well paced and enjoyable.
4.5 Kisses
What I liked about Wrong Groom:
1-Jayne is a real person with real insecurities, but is brave enough to try and overcome them, in order to get what she wants: a one night stand with a positively drinkable hottie.
2-Speaking of Hotties - Patrick is as handsome as they come- tall, lean and honed, wavy brown hair and piercing green eyes. In a club full of size 6 and under women, he only has eyes for size 18 Jayne. Love him already!
3-While riding the elevator to get to the part where they can start ripping each other’s clothes off, they decide to go Jayne’s room on the 8th floor, because they just can’t bear to wait the time it would take to go two more floors to Patrick’s room. Damn!
4-The dirty talk. It’s sophisticated, yet panty-melting.
Jayne is a very patient maid-of-honor to her BFF Emmy. Emmy is a little scoop of Bridezilla with a big dollop of anxiety, sprinkled with OCD, for good measure. A big ol’ crazy sundae.
5-That Jayne is REAL friend and tells Emmy what she believes to be the truth, even though Emmy may hate her for it.
6-Patrick is a good dancer. NatGeo should do a special on this rare dying breed. They’re the Endangered Species list, right? If not, I need to start a petition.
7-The right person caught the bouquet.
8-The sex was HOT and Patrick was a good lover, very generous. Jayne was on fire!
At just 35 pages, this is a fun quick read.
Things I didn’t like about Wrong Groom:
1-It really could have been longer. There was a lot to work with. I could see it still being a quickie at about 80 pages, but with more depth and conversation. But the 35 pages are well paced and enjoyable.
April 26, 2012
A one-night stand at a Vegas wedding. A full-figured girl named Jayne Daux. A case of mistaken identity. Brilliant put-downs of the mean, evil stepmother and the two step-sisters (Don't you wish Cinderella's Prince Charming would have done the same thing?)
Nicely, nicely done.
Nicely, nicely done.
July 24, 2012
Another short hot read. Insecure, chubby heroine complete with evil stepmother. Wish this was longer.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews