Review – ‘Cowboy Jackpot: Christmas’ by Randi Alexander

Blurb

A lucky first kiss in front of a Las Vegas slot machine pays off big for bull rider Boone Hancock and New York college student Gigi Colberg-Staub. They spend the day together as VIP guests of the casino, and an intense attraction develops. When they share the bed of their comped suite, it’s hot, sensual, wild, and unforgettable.

When Gigi overhears Boone talking about her, she’s shocked to realize he considers her a one-night buckle bunny. She confronts him, and Boone convinces himself it’s best for both of them if she goes on believing his only interest in her is sexual. He lets her walk out of his life, but when he realizes his mistake and then sees the sacrifice Gigi made for him, will it be too late to win her back?

Review

Awesome story!
Gieselle and her best friend Kira are in Vegas for the holidays and they meet three handsome cowboys on Christmas Eve in a casino. Boone, his best friend Dallas, and his younger brother Jayden are in the town for a rodeo competition, which Boone won first place in. When Boone offers Gigi one last dollar needed for a slot machine and pulls the lever for her, they win a $200,000 jackpot! Though Boone insists Gigi won fair and square, the casino says Boone legally won. While I don’t understand the rules behind this, Gigi and Boone decide to half the winnings. The romance blooms fast but it’s believable. Boone and Gigi fall hard for one another, but a few crude text messages later and Boone acting like a stupid guy ruins everything. Or does it?
The side characters were great. Kira is spunky and the perfect best friend. Dallas is hot and cocky. There’s definitely some sexual tension between them. Jayden’s book is number three but we don’t meet his love interest in this book.
There are a few loose ends regarding Kira’s phone call and why she’s mad at Dallas but, since their book is next, those answers should later be revealed.
Anyway, I enjoyed this story very much. It’s well-written in alternating POV with proper chapter and scene breaks. I definitely recommend it.
5 Stars

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