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Divorced in Vegas

Divorced but Still in Love?
Sparks ignite between these two one weekend in Vegas…

When Danielle King, a professional black businesswoman divorced Ethan Long, a hunky white construction worker, she thought she would never see him again.

Events out of her control bring them back together in Vegas.

Can they learn to forgive and forget when their worlds collide? Or will the trouble from the past ruin any chance of a relationship between them?

102 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 5, 2015

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Tamara Black

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129 reviews2 followers
September 9, 2026
Would’ve been better if Ethan wasn’t a slut and friends with a rapist. His friend literally tried to force himself on her (FL) and slapped her when she said no. They literally decided not to call security bc he was his friend and the proceeds to be present for the wedding in the next chapter, rapist apologies to Ethan and not Danielle and Ethan just fucking accepts it. Yuck yuck yuck
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487 reviews3 followers
January 7, 2021
Brief

Second chances hey but his friend Jerry was a dick. The fact he could slap her knowing he saw them leave together was beyond me.
Profile Image for Nancy  L Thompson.
2,169 reviews16 followers
November 14, 2015
Cute

Real short but cute. The characters were great together and the plot/theme was ok. Could have made it better if it had been a little longer
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201 reviews5 followers
November 20, 2015
Bad!

It started off okay, it never told why they got a divorce, they meet by accident in Vegas, sex each other and then it just gets rushed and makes NO SENSE!!!!!!
220 reviews1 follower
December 13, 2015
Nothing is ever final

This book was pretty good it showed that nothing is final. The heroine/hero divorced and years later realized that they still loved each other.
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