Playing Dirty
Sydney Smoke Rugby #6
Contemporary Romance
Entangled Publishing
July 9, 2018
Ebook, Paperback
187
Sydney Smoke star recruit Kyle Leighton can’t believe the best sex of his life was just a one-night stand. He didn’t even know her name… Until she shows up at the locker room two weeks later and he connects the dots.
Val King. Oh shit.
Coach has one hard and fast rule: Never, ever date (much less f*ck ten ways to Sunday) his daughter. And not only did Kyle break that rule, but he wants to break it over and over again. In the shower. Against a wall. On every flat surface in his home.
But the coach and his daughter share more than just DNA. Their issues run deep and fooling around with her could widen the family chasm.
And get Kyle benched for life.
So why can’t he stop thinking about her? Flirting with her? Suggesting they date for real and damn the consequences?
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My Thoughts On The Story
Val gets her story, and what a doozy it is. I like how Ms Andrews gives a full circle read that was enthralling throughout each chapter. The story has comical, tender, and heartfelt moments and MANY scorching scenes. Val and Kyle are a heart match that did not disappoint. Another top pick in what has been an unmissable series by author Amy Andrews
Review copy received from Entangled Publishing via Netgalley
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