Spin the Bottle

Campus Games, Book 2

By: Stephanie Alves

Narrated by: Tim Paige, Stacy Gonzalez

Spin the bottle to decide your fate.

Leila

I have rules. Dating? Out of the question. One night stands? That's my specialty. That is until an unexpected game of spin the bottle lands me face-to-face with Aiden Pierce, Redfield's basketball team captain. Aiden is captivating, talented, and persistent, and he slowly chips away at my defenses until we strike a deal. No strings attached and absolute secrecy. It was supposed to be uncomplicated, but the more time I spend with him, the harder it becomes to remember why we can't be together.

Aiden

This was never part of the plan. Leila Pérez is tempting, assertive, and unattainable. And after one hot night that has etched itself in my mind, leaving me craving more, we made an arrangement. Keep it physical, and don't catch feelings. But the more I see her, the more my desire for her deepens, even as her hesitations try to push me away. I'm determined to prove to her how good we can be together if only she'd take the leap. There's just one problem. I'm hiding something from her, threatening to unravel everything we've built.

©2023 Stephanie Alves (P)2024 Podium Audio

Really good story with less annoying characters than Never Have I Ever

I genuinely liked this sequel better than the first book in the series. The voice actors were great and I enjoyed the dialogue more in this novel.

My heart is content . It had both my favorite genres lust and love. This is all a plus size girl could ever dream

Truly had a shocking middle part but overall good book. I really felt like I was there in the room with Aiden and Leila . I could relate to Leila and I can dream about Aiden .

Very realistic with dating life of bigger girls felt very seen

I love how it was true to the characters I was in shock and laughing I felt like I was apart of the story

that there was a 2nd book to my fav series

I love the author and hope a fourth book comes out, bc listening to these book is heaven

Very basic in every sense

I enjoyed listening to this book while I was multitasking because I wasn't overly invested in the story I didn't mind it getting half of my attention. it's nice but I would not say it's worth a credit.