Release
Date: March 25, 2014
Publisher: St.
Martin's Griffin
Format: ebook
Pages: 304
Series:
Stage Dive #2
Sources: Gift
Goodreads
Synopsis
Kylie
Scott returns with the highly anticipated follow-up to international
bestseller Lick.Mal
Ericson, drummer for the world famous rock band Stage Dive, needs to
clean up his image fast—at least for a little while. Having a good
girl on his arm should do the job just fine. Mal doesn’t plan on
this temporary fix becoming permanent, but he didn’t count on
finding the one right girl. Anne Rollins never thought she’d ever
meet the rock god who plastered her teenage bedroom walls—especially
not under these circumstances. Anne has money problems. Big ones. But
being paid to play the pretend girlfriend to a wild life-of-the-party
drummer couldn’t end well. No matter how hot he is. Or could it?
My
Thoughts:
The
Cover: Mmmm,
what a beautiful cover. While I really liked the cover to Lick with
angsty, dark and brooding David on the cover, I think the redesigned
cover is totally wicked. Who wouldn't want a naked, tattooed, hot man
stretched out on their bed?
The
Plot: Play
was a very well written story that moved along quickly, barely
leaving you time to catch your breath. Lots of action, sex hot enough
to leave the reader gasping, and a contemporary story that had me
laughing, cheering, and crying throughout. Another awesome story by
Kylie Scott.
The
Characters: Kylie's
characters were very well written and fun. I loved Mal, even though
his mood swings made my head spin. Ann was a pretty kick-ass
character, once she developed a back bone. Any one who can handle Mal
would have to be! Their love story is pretty amazing and I really
enjoyed watching it develope. The supporting characters were very
well done as well. I liked that Ev and David and other members of
Stage Dive were a major part of the story.
Is
it Worth Reading?:
Oh
ya, definitely! This was one series that I will go back to. Play was
such an intense read, I could not put it down. It reminds readers
that love may be hard work, but it can see you through hard times. I
definitely recommend Play to readers of contemporary and give it 4
out of 5 crossbows.
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