Playing a Player

By: Ivy Smoak

Narrated by: Lynn Barrington

My last single friend just got married, leaving me roommate-less. When Rory shows up at my door, I'm more than a little surprised to find out that a guy has answered my ad. Living with a man wasn't exactly what I had in mind - especially one as handsome as Rory. He's charming, confident, and...completely off-limits. He's a total player. And I don't want to end up getting played.

But when all the other applicants don't seem to be a good fit, I can't help but let my mind wander back to him. What's the worst that could happen if I let him move in? It's not like I'm going to fall in love with him....

©2015 Ivy Smoak (P)2020 Dreamscape Media, LLC

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SPICE LEVEL; HIGH THE BOOK IS A FAST, STEAMY ROMANTIC COMEDY ABOUT A WOMAN DECIDE TO BEAT A PLAYER AT HIS OWN GAME IT'S LIGHT, DRAMATIC, AND VERY FOCUSED ON SEXUAL TENSION RATHER THAN DEEP CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT

Pleasant Surprise

This book was laugh out loud funny. The lengths that Keira went to to get her man... Well let’s just say hilarious! The story line was sexy mixed with a little kink. It was a nice distraction from Covid-19 and all of the political chaos!

great

love how this story unfolds. it brings my belief to life. meeting the right person at the right time can bring so much emotion its scary but so worth it. i am a huge fan of ivys series of books and this is another great read.

A bit different and cute

I liked how cutesy the story was. It was kind of predictable. The never resolved the Connor crush situation and what is happening with that. I found their relationship games weird until I thought they were cute. I felt the behavior of Rory.at the wedding was weird.

Bought for the story, stayed for the narration

This is a mixed review. I loved the narration. The narrator gave the characters personality. And I liked all the characters except the female lead. it was like an I Love Lucy episode. she was too over the top ridiculous. Sex scenes were awesome. I took a 2 week break about 2 hours from the end, but came back to finish.