Kiss Hard

Hard Play, Book 4

By: Nalini Singh

Narrated by: Justine O. Keef

New York Times bestselling author Nalini Singh brings you a sinfully playful contemporary romance between two sworn enemies turned partners in crime . . .

Daniel Esera is a young god on the rugby field, a sexy and charming man who's got the world at his feet. There's just one problem: his sudden potent attraction to his number one nemesis—Catie River. No. Just no. Not happening.

Catie River is on her way to Paralympic gold, and she's not about to allow Danny "Hotshot" Esera to derail her plans. Too bad her body isn't cooperating. Even worse? Her heart might be coming along for the ride. No. Nope. Never.

The pair are united in their desire to remain enemies . . . until a stranger's reckless action threatens both their careers. Now, the only way out for Catie and Danny is to pretend to be in a relationship. How bad can it be? They're adults in full control of their hormones and their hearts. There will be no kissing. No PDA. And definitely no falling in love.

Let the games begin.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Nalini Singh (P)2022 Tantor

Good

I enjoyed this story. It was fun and lighthearted. I especially appreciated all the great relationships and friendships

A favorite

An endearing read! Some funny moments and some serious ones that lent itself to life’s reality.

Probably my least favorite of the series...

I didn't like the Noah and Kit story in the previous series for a number of reasons and this one fell flat for me as well. Honestly, I wanted to know more about what was going on with Jake and Jules and loved the little tidbit on Gabe and Charlie. I always knew this romance was in the works from the previous books but it was just meh for me. The story is good and the relationship works, but just wasn't my cup of tea.

Cute Rugby Romance

It was an adorable cute romance, light and sweet. You can’t go wrong with a Nalini Singh book. Rugby romance are hard to find. I love that she has this series!

Silly characters.

Not the best Nalini S book. Just too much denial and silliness for adults. Disappointing!