Play to Win

By: Tiffany Snow

Narrated by: Laura Hopatcong

PLAY FAIR . . . OR PLAY TO WIN?

Falling in love with polar-opposite men was an intoxicating ride that nearly ended Sage Reese's life. Now it's time for Sage to decide: Parker, the clean-cut, filthy-rich business magnate . . . or Ryker, the tough-as-nails undercover detective. Her choice? Neither. Because she can't stand the thought of coming between two brothers-in-arms finally trying to repair their friendship.

Yet not everyone feels the same way, including a mysterious woman who's come to Ryker and Parker for help. Sage knows firsthand how hard it is for the two former Marines to resist a damsel in distress. But something just doesn't feel right.

Now there's a danger closing in that only Sage can see, and she intends to do everything she can to protect Parker and Ryker-even at the risk of losing them both . . .

THRILLING CONCLUSION!

Finally, this love triangle, suspense, romance, thriller, came to a dramatic conclusion in this third installment and I enjoyed every moment. Seriously this book had everything in it + the kitchen sink :) As soon as it seemed like Sage had one debacle under control, she'd find herself knee deep in some other madness. Tiffany Snow concluded this trilogy in the best way, and let me say that my choice for Sage finally gets the girl! That's not a spoiler, because c'mon, we've all been waiting for it, and I was too happy when things finally started to come together and STAY together. And that didn't happen until nearly the end of the book really, until then, you're hanging onto your seat wondering what could possibly happen next? Play to Win is an awesome ride and well worth the cliffhangers in books 1 and 2!

Such a great story!

I loved this series! it was so great to see the triangle twist and turn.. :)

Not a bad series

This series is ok. I liked the characters. I was happy with the triangle resolution. However it was not very realistic. More like watching a James Bond marathon With a few less explosions but lots of bullets and dead bodies The narrator has a great easy to listen to normal and female voice. Her male voices were absolutely the worst I have heard. I hated to give her such a low rating because I liked her regular voice and most of her female characters but I loathed every single male character voice.

like the author

enjoyed the series didn't care for the male voices but was able to over look because of the story line . authors really need to consider that for audio audience.

Love how this finished

She is one of my favorite authors! I love everything I've read by her. I live how this one ended! Made me squeal like a girl a little!