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Games We Play Book Talk

Games We Play
Dana Isaly
Book 1 of 2
Kindle Unlimited
Pages: 90
Published: August 27, 2021
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Synopsis:

Jack is a faceless gamer known as The Joker. He makes a living playing video games and using his gravelly voice to bring people’s sexual fantasies to life.

When the top gaming site on the West Coast sends someone out to interview him, Quinlan walks into his apartment with her auburn curls and thick curves, and they’re instantly drawn to each other.

Quinlan has no idea of the monster that lurks beneath the surface of his calm demeanor.

Jack is quicksand, pulling her down into the dark underbelly of his desires.

To get out unscathed, she’ll need to give into the hunger she has always tried to deny.

My Opinion:

This was a quick read. I literally sat down in one sitting and managed to read this. It is all of 90 pages. It was an okay book. It jumped into the spice real quick. Extremely quick. It felt like I barely got five pages in before the smut started. I am not complaining about it. Trust me I am not. The play in this particular book though for the spice is not my cup of tea. He treats her like a dog telling her she can't walk she has to crawl. I'm not for that kind of degrading just not my cup of tea. Great spice though when it came to the sex.

This book is an 18+ obviously for it's adult themes.
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