Power Play

By: Tiffany Snow

Narrated by: Laura Hopatcong

THIS KIND OF BUSINESS CAN ONLY BE PERSONAL

Sage Reese lives for her job. More precisely, she lives for her debonair boss, Parker Andersen. Sage handles everything for Parker, even as she fantasizes about the one thing that isn't in her job description: him. But when a high-stakes account crosses the line from shady to deadly, a tough cop starts giving Sage the attention she wishes Parker would . . .

Detective Dean Ryker couldn't be more different from Parker. While Parker wears expensive suits like a second skin and drives a BMW, Ryker's uniform is leather jackets and jeans . . . and his ride of choice is a Harley. While Parker's sexiness is a reserved, slow burn, Ryker is completely upfront about what-and who-he's after. And Sage tops his list.

Now, as Ryker digs deeper into the dark side of Parker's business, Sage finds herself caught between two men: the one she's always wanted-and the one who makes her feel wanted like never before . . .

Good.

Was pretty good, will be waiting for the next book in this series to come out.

horrible female lead

I'm usually a fan of this author but the female lead was pathetic the equivalent of the woman in the horror film that runs to the danger. it made me cringe when she kept throwing herself at her boss.

Love Tiffany Snow

Her stories always have so much tension that you can't help but fall in love with all the characters. This audiobook narration was great,.

Strong woman

This book is a very good listen. It has a strong woman character who stands up for herself . She is funny and says what’s on her mind. Very enjoyable book.

THRILLING ROMANCE

I REALLY enjoyed this book! Tiffany Snow is a new author (for me) as was the narrator, and I'm definitely interested in exploring more. Power Play had suspense, romance, a little intrigue with a side of humor and it pulled me in chapter by chapter. The narration of the male characters was 'meh', but, overall the narrator was good. This story has a love triangle that conflicted me the entire way through; it wasn't your straightforward type of book where loyalties and intentions are obvious. It's a solid 4-star winner for sure!