What Really Happens in Vegas True Stories of the People Who Make Vegas, Vegas By James Patterson And Mark Seal

In "What Really Happens in Vegas," James Patterson and Vanity Fair contributing editor Mark Seal offer readers an insider's glimpse into the dazzling world of Las Vegas. From the opulent luxury of the city's hotels to the high-stakes excitement of the casinos, the authors paint a vivid portrait of Sin City's unique charm and allure.

Readers are treated to fascinating tidbits about life in Las Vegas, where every clock in the airport is a Rolex and VIP hosts cater to guests' every desire. The book explores the magic of unexpected jackpots, the romance of Elvis impersonator weddings, and the glamorous yoga sessions held amidst the desert landscape.

The authors also delve into the world of high-rolling gamblers, known as "whales," who can win or lose fortunes in the blink of an eye. Despite the risks, these VIPs often leave the city with a smile, ready to return for another thrilling experience.

With captivating anecdotes and colorful storytelling, "What Really Happens in Vegas" offers a captivating journey through the glitz, glamour, and excitement of America's most famous entertainment capital. Whether readers are newcomers to Las Vegas or seasoned veterans, they're sure to be enthralled by the secrets and surprises revealed within its pages.