Wicked Games - Best-Selling Board Game for Adults & Parties | Fun Strategy Game for Game Nights, Family Gatherings & Social Events
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Feuding families, star-crossed lovers... let the fireworks begin!Debonair and dynamic, millionaire Judd Harrington is back at Brockett Hall. With his socialite wife and family in tow, he’s returned from LA a glittering success. But as he stares across the valley at Lochlin Maguire’s beautiful country house, all he can think of is revenge. Meanwhile Judd’s arch-rival has troubles of his own. Lochlin’s record label is losing major talent to an unknown competitor, his wife Tavvy is distracted and he can’t seem to see eye to eye with his son Shay. And, unbeknownst to Lochlin, his talented singer daughter Iris has fallen for irresistible racing driver Ace Harrington out in LA. Ace is under orders from Judd to break Iris’s heart. What he hadn’t bargained for was losing his own in the process. Can he go against his father's wishes? Or will Judd’s wicked games ruin love’s young dream?
Customer Reviews
This is Sasha Wagstaff's second book and I'm embarrassed to say even though I have her first book "Changing Grooms," I was so excited after hearing about this one, I decided to read this first!Wicked Games certainly lives up to its name, although you aren't entirely sure why they are being played in the first place. You can get hints, but it just adds to the allure of the story.Besides being enthralling, one of the best points is that all of the sex is written well and relevant. You can see the closeness between a couple or how wrong things are from the few sex scenes.Now to get to the plot. There are a lot of characters and even though it may seem that one plot line has nothing to do with the other, they are all related. This book is extremely well written in that regard. Plus it has one of my favorite themes, "The Forbidden Lovers."I loved the Maguires. And not all of the Harringtons were bad either. It was great to see characters and situations which had mostly shades of grey with a little black and white thrown in for comparison.All in all, I'm not disappointed at all I decided to read this book first! I will definitely be reading "Changing Grooms" in the near future and her next release "Heaven Scent" is also on my tbr list!
