Wow. POWER PLAY is
THE BEST “love triangle” book I’ve ever read.
I generally really dislike books that contain love triangles and
honestly avoid them, but POWER PLAY sounded so good that I had to give it a
shot. And man, am I glad that I did!
Sage Reese is an assistant for the hot, alpha, businessman
Parker Anderson. She loves her job and
her boss even though he’s extremely demanding of her time. When a sketchy account from the Russian Mob
brings hot detective Dean Ryker into the picture she’s torn between two very
different men; one that’s calm and collected and hasn’t shown her any bit of
interest unless it benefits him, and one that’s open about his intentions and
his interest in her.
Will she choose the guy she’s been secretly crushing on
since she’s began working for him? Or will she choose the hot, Harley driving,
smooth talking detective?
**
Now I obviously don’t know the final outcome of the series
because POWER PLAY is only book one, but lets just say that I am very happy
right now.
I honestly loved both guys.
I did like one a little more
than the other, but I was rooting for them both. But I want to talk about the heroine, Sage (I
LOVE her name by the way). She really surprised me. Generally when I read books where the heroine
is torn between two guys, I really start to hate her. The whole leading two guys on at once thing
starts to bother me, but Sage was actually pretty awesome. She was strong willed and humorous. Several times I found myself laughing out
loud at some of her actions and words.
Tiffany Snow, in my opinion, wrote the perfect story. Angst, love, hate, danger and a dash of humor,
all interwoven in a beautiful story about figuring out what the heart really
wants. I am SO excited to read the next
book, PLAYING DIRTY.
Once again I want to stress that I really, really dislike
books with love triangles. So those
people that are in my “love triangle haters club” need to pick up this
book. You won’t be disappointed.
“You can put me down,” I murmured
sleepily, rubbing a hand across my eyes.
“I can walk.”
“Just hold on to me,” his voice rasped
softly in my ear. “I’ve got you.”
So I did.
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