Playing with Forever

The Players Club Sinners, Book 1

By: Erika Wilde

Narrated by: Rose Dioro, Sean Masters

Chase Noble always seemed unattainable … until one night with him at the Players Club changed everything.

I’ve wanted Chase for years, but much to my frustration, he’s always considered me off limits. When I walk into the Players Club with one goal in mind, to find a man who will give me what I need, it’s the maddeningly dominant, possessive (and I soon discover, pierced) Chase who refuses to allow any other man to touch me. He gives me a night I’ll never forget, a taste of what is possible, and I want more. With him.

But Chase is a man with a dark past and secrets, and even though we come to an agreement, where I’m the student and he’s the teacher, he insists this is all it could ever be. That he’s not capable of anything more.

Just as things begin to heat up between us, someone starts leaving me cryptic messages and watching my every move. Chase insists I move in with him so he can protect me, and the moment I do, our undeniable chemistry ignites into something deeper than either of us expected.

Soon, his protection isn’t enough. I want all of him—his body, his heart, and his trust. And this time, I’m not letting him go without a fight.

Playing with Forever is a steamy romance with high stakes tension, a possessive alpha hero, and a love worth fighting for.

©2025 Erika Wilde (P)2025 Janelle Denison, Inc.

Sexy characters

Nothing came out as unlikable. Nothing came out as unlikable. Nothing came out to be predictable as unlikable. Nothing I said came out as unlikable.

So Hot it Should Come with a Warning

This book is hard to stop listening to. From the first chapter, it pulls you in with steamy tension that’s clearly written for adults, without ever feeling forced or overdone. What really sets it apart is the unexpected sweetness, especially from a male lead who isn’t typically the “sweet” type, which makes those moments hit even harder. The narration elevates everything, bringing the chemistry, emotion, and vulnerability to life. By the end, you’re fully invested and rooting hard for the best possible outcome for the main characters. Absolutely deserving of five stars.