Tempting the Player
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4.0 • 1K Ratings
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Publisher Description
The trouble with trouble is that it always starts out as fun.
The bright lights of L.A. are calling my name. No more small town living for me. Years after trying to find my way in the world of admin, I'm finally breaking free.
Or so I thought…
My first weekend in the big city with my friend and we decide to try out a club for some stress relief. The most handsome player I've ever seen decided he wanted one girl's attention that night – mine. I turned him down and walked away. I've seen his kind far too many times.
Fast forward a few days later, I'm at an interview for an executive assistant cause a girl's gotta eat, and who walks in?
The player.
You have got to be kidding me, but the money is good and the benefits are amazing.
Unfortunately for me, the man is the bane of my existence and everything I could ever want in a lover.
As much as I try not to, my days are quickly becoming consumed with new ways to tempt the player.
BILLIONAIRE CEO BROTHERS
Andrew:
Book 1 - Tempting the Player
Book 2 - Late Night Boardroom
Book 3 - Reviewing the Performance
Nathan:
Book 4 – Results of Passion
Book 5 – Directing the Next Move
Book 6 – Touching the Assets
Customer Reviews
It was pretty decent
In my opinion, I thought this was pretty decent. It’s a slow read especially in the beginning and some throughout the book. I kinda dislike is that it just stopped and there was nothing more after the last chapter and it seemed like it needed more chapters. So pretty much a cliffhanger.
UNREASONABLY short
The whole three books could have been combined into one!? The author has been stretching out one subject. I was intrigued a bit in the beginning but got bored as I realized how one moment took like 2 or 3 chapters. Sure, there was an okay cliffhanger at the end, but I was thoroughly disappointed at expecting at least a bit of action but not even getting anything. If you read the end of this review, I thank you for your consideration!!!
Too short
The book itself was good. Few grammar errors but easy to get past. Mac and Andrew’s encounter was extremely fast with little details then the book ended on a cliff hanger.