How to get lucky

217 pages

English language

Published March 28, 2015 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform.

ISBN:
978-1-5146-0691-9
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OCLC Number:
949924992

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3 stars (1 review)

"Allison Parker knows winning the New York state lottery is impossible for a retail slave and fashion designer wanna-be who doesn't, uh, play the lottery. But after a particularly bad day at work and a random prediction from a quirky psychic, she does just that, and wins. Money. Lots of it. Marco Lucky is exhausted over his bandmates diva antics and is looking for an escape. Yet finding a quiet spot in New York City is damn near impossible and he's already tired of the women hitting on him strictly because he's famous. But then the crazy brunette with the winning lottery ticket tells him exactly what she thinks of him and it isn't flattering."

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reviewed How to get lucky by Erin McCarthy (Sexy in NYC -- 3)

Review of 'How to get lucky' on 'Goodreads'

3 stars

I usually prefer character driven plots over conflict driven plots, but this could have used a little more conflict. I suspect Erin McCarthy assumes readers are just as familiar with Allison's backstory as they would have been 7 years ago when [b:You Don't Know Jack|24060200|You Don't Know Jack (Sexy in NYC, #2)|Erin McCarthy|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1419454057s/24060200.jpg|2712336] came out since this is a continuation of that series. That wasn't the case for me, however, so I spent a lot of time wondering why Allison was so angry and snarky. Actually, she was really rude a lot of the time, not just snarky, so it made it hard to like her.

Also, it was pretty clear that this was self-published and could have benefited from a closer line edit. I found at least 4 typos that caused me to reread the sentence to figure out what word was wrong and what it should have been. …

Subjects

  • Man-woman relationships
  • Fiction
  • Lotteries
  • Romance fiction
  • Erotic stories