The Hot Shot

Game On, Book 4

By: Kristen Callihan

Narrated by: Grace Grant, Teddy Hamilton

First we were friends. Then we were roommates. Now I want more . . .

What can I say about Chess Copper? The woman is capable of bringing me to my knees. I know this about five minutes after getting naked for her.

No one is more surprised than me. The prickly photographer my team hired to shoot our annual charity calendar isn't my usual type. She's defense to my offense, a challenge at every turn. But when I'm with her, all the regrets and darkness goes away. She makes life fun.

I want to know Chess, be close to her. Which is a bad idea.

Chess is looking for a relationship. I've never given a woman more than one night. But when fate leaves Chess without a home, I step up and offer her mine. We're roommates now. Friends without benefits. But it's getting harder to keep our hands off each other. And the longer we live together the more I realize she's becoming my everything.

Trick is . . . Now that I've made her believe I'm a bad bet, how do I convince her to give this player a true shot at forever?

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Kristen Callihan (P)2022 Tantor

Overall solid story but...

I just can't get over the beginning. He could have says that she wasn't her type but "She is not pretty. Her narrow face and high-bridged nose is too severe to be considered pretty." Such a despicable thing to say.

It was fate!

I love it when there is immediate attraction with awesome banter. This book doesn’t have a lot of angst, which is my preference. Super cute and steamy couple.

Awwwww

A very very sweet story. So swoon worthy. Love love this book a lot!!! Making sure to listen to it again next time.

Great Story

I’m a diehard romance fan. This book was engaging and had a great storyline. Narrators were amazing. This story won’t disappoint.

love it

love this whole series but we need a Larondo book.... they messaged him all series but I feel like they have avoided his book because he is gay.... and with her writing ability She could hit it out of her park.