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Lost in NashVegas (NashVegas, Bk 1)
Lost in NashVegas - NashVegas, Bk 1
Author: Rachel Hauck
Robin Rae McAfee packs her blue Samsonite suitcase and leaves Freedom, Alabama, to become a song writer in Nashville where she soon finds that you can throw a rock in any direction and hit an aspiring song writer. How will she ever be heard above the noise? And if she gets the chance, will she have the guts to take it? With witty dialog, quirky ...  more »
ISBN-13: 9781595541901
ISBN-10: 159554190X
Publication Date: 10/31/2006
Pages: 320
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4 stars, based on 26 ratings
Publisher: WestBow Press
Book Type: Paperback
Members Wishing: 0
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reviewed Lost in NashVegas (NashVegas, Bk 1) on + 22 more book reviews
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Wasn't too sure if I'd like this book or not------but what a surprise!! It kept my attention with it's cute, funny parts and some surprises along the way. I really ended up enjoying it. Would recommend to others.
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reviewed Lost in NashVegas (NashVegas, Bk 1) on
What a fun book! But it's more than just laughs, the story has heart and plenty of faith. I didn't think this would be my favorite book since I'm not big into the backstage of country music. LOL! I ordered the Diva NashVegas before I had made it through a 1/4 of this book. I highly recommend this book for enjoyable reading and a wonderfully presented message about God and our fears.
reviewed Lost in NashVegas (NashVegas, Bk 1) on + 125 more book reviews
Pretty good story. Parts are funny and the main character seems 'real' dealing with fear of following a dream and not fitting in with her recent jobs. There's a strain between her and her mom yet she's respectful. Honestly though, if it hadn't been for a few prayers scattered through the book I really wouldn't have called this Christian fiction. I dont' read a lot of this genre because I dislike 'preachy' kind of writing but I would classify this as a good story period, christian fiction or just regular fiction. I'm not sure I'd read more in this series but only because I don't think I like reading about the music industry.
KaysCMAlbums avatar reviewed Lost in NashVegas (NashVegas, Bk 1) on + 97 more book reviews
Cute story. How a country girl overcomes her fears to try singing/songwriting in Nashville. You'll have a few laughs. Fun read.


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