Enter for a Chance to Win a 2-Night Stay at Fontainebleau Las Vegas

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August 07, 2026

Enter for a Chance to Win the Ultimate Book Besties Getaway in Las Vegas

Grab your favorite reading buddy and escape to Las Vegas for the ultimate literary getaway. Picture yourself lounging poolside with a page-turning romance novel in hand, swapping book recommendations over dinner, and spending your days balancing blissful relaxation with unforgettable Vegas experiences.

Your home base is Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the Strip's newest luxury resort and casino, where sun-soaked afternoons by the pool, stunning mountain views, and world-class dining set the scene for the perfect friends' trip. Pack Heated Rivalry to lounge poolside, then watch the sport behind the bestselling hockey romance genre come to life at a Vegas Golden Knights game. It's the ultimate getaway for book besties.

And to round out your escape, you'll receive a $100 Romance Bookstore gift card to grow your TBR pile, access to the resort’s restorative massages, dinner for two at Mother Wolf, and more—because every great girls' trip deserves a little indulgence.

Your prize would include:

2-night stay for two in a Bleau King Mountain View room at Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Italian dinner for two at Mother Wolf
$100 romance bookstore gift card
Two tickets to a Vegas Golden Knights NHL game (up to $300 value)

and much more!
You have until August 31, 2026 to enter for a chance to win–and the prize is valid through April 2027.

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