Love these novels! Whether surrounded by VEGAS or out and about in Paris, Lucky keeps me entertained! Keep’m coming!

I’ve enjoyed these quick reads and I love Lucky but this series has taken a turn I just can’t forgive anymore- the writing quality has gone downhill. Every sentence is a cliche or an exaggeration and it often feels as though there is no editor or fact checker. No, I don’t expect the books to be R-E-A-L-I-T-Y and they are “throw-away reads” but they can still be decent and well written! It’s hard not to want to throw a book at the wall when you write completely fabricated things about real places- for example, the Bellagio fountains are 8 feet deep and it’s impossible for someone to chase a villain through them! Please, please get a better editor!

I love the series but I feel it looses something when Lucky leaves Vegas!

The best LUCKY O’TOOLE VEGAS ADVENTURE book I have read. Excellent writing by Ms. Coonts. Great introspection by Lucky and as usual, she is in the thick of it. What does she have to lose - her fiancé, her life, her freedom? Murder and intrigue; who are the bad guys? Who are the good guys? Are there any good guys?

Lucky will do whatever it takes to find a killer and right a grievous wrong. You will laugh and maybe shed a tear as you root for Lucky as she sets Paris on its ear.

I really enjoyed the Paris setting and learning a bit about the wine industry. The plot was intriguing and filled with all the characters I have grow to love and a few new ones for a bonus. While the mystery stands alone, this is a definite must read for all Lucky fans following Lucky and her romantic relationships. Can’t wait for book #11.

Loved this book 📖 & the whole series! Lucky Rocks😁‼️🥰

When I was in upper elementary school, we would sometimes jump rope “Double Dutch”...a style that requires two long ropes to be turned by two people in opposite directions while a third person jumped the ropes. It was tricky to enter the jumping area, and once you did you had to skillfully jump double time. Lucky books remind me of that...once you enter the story, the pace is fast and tricky. I admire Lucky's bravery and insight into life, and Lucky Ce Soir does not disappoint. It is also fascinating to see her maneuver in new environs as well as learn new things about the fascinating world of wine. Bien fait, Deborah Coonts!