ebook purchased by myself.Release Date: September 20th 2016
Description:
From the Mediterranean to the Caribbean, the game continues...
Zelda Wilder is on the run, this time from the ruthless assassins who've decided she knows too much to live.
"Playboy Prince" MacCallum Lockwood Tate isn't about to let the beautiful player who stole his heart get away--if only he could decide whether he wants to save her or spank her for her dangerous choices.
After tracking her down to a casino in St. Croix, Cal follows Zee back to Tortola where he intends to keep her safe. One problem: Zelda's criminal liaisons are two steps ahead of her.
Lives are threatened, and all of the players' skills are tested in this plot to capture a killer and save a princess.
My Opinion
I dived into this as soon as I finished book one. I loved book one and needed an end to Cal and Zelda's story.
However, while I loved book one, I don't think this one lived up to the first. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed it, I just don't think there was as much uniqueness about it. The characters kind of lost their quirks a little, such as the cons and racing. I get that the story needed to progress, but I liked the difference it gave book one.
Similarly, I didn't feel as much happened in this book. While it kept me hooked and I really enjoyed it, I just wanted more like in book one.
Honestly, I think the author set the bar so high with book 1 that she would have had a hard time beating it no matter what she'd written.
Overall, I think it was a good follow up and I did enjoy it--even if it sounds like I didn't. I'll definitely be reading the next one and I'd highly recommend both books.
I dived into this as soon as I finished book one. I loved book one and needed an end to Cal and Zelda's story.
However, while I loved book one, I don't think this one lived up to the first. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed it, I just don't think there was as much uniqueness about it. The characters kind of lost their quirks a little, such as the cons and racing. I get that the story needed to progress, but I liked the difference it gave book one.
Similarly, I didn't feel as much happened in this book. While it kept me hooked and I really enjoyed it, I just wanted more like in book one.
Honestly, I think the author set the bar so high with book 1 that she would have had a hard time beating it no matter what she'd written.
Overall, I think it was a good follow up and I did enjoy it--even if it sounds like I didn't. I'll definitely be reading the next one and I'd highly recommend both books.
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