Review: and play they did
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 3, 2014
Two brothers with more money than most and nothing to do but make wagers meet their match one sunny day on South Beach. Being someone who knows what a sunny day on south beach is like, i can so believe the entire first three chapters. Dawn is a prospective law student whose spending her time prepping for school, two months early. Max and Freddy spoiled brothers who make a game out of bedding women.Normally when a book has multiple POV my main concern is the confusion of speech. Whose speaking from sentence to sentence. Kenya Wright does well in breaking down whose specking in each live in Theirs To Play. From the beginning i want one brother to win over the other. You see in his speech he's over the game and captivated by Dawn. As Max and Freddy work out past issues with each other and addictions Dawn is overcoming her own past. I love the chemistry between two of them. Knowing a bet brought the boys to this point its only a matter of time before it blows up in their face. And that it does. I enjoy this read and am captivated on how book two will explain more of the Caden situation. Reading the last chapter, more the last sentence in the end of the book you can't help but cover your face and hope Max isn't as stupid as you think he's going to be.[...]