Review: Another great KA story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 10, 2012
First off, if you haven't read Kristen Ashley, you need to.Secondly, Play It Safe is an amazing story of Ivey and Gray. The connection between them is instant. Ivey has no roots and no family other than a crappy brother. Her desire for a home can be seen immediately as you read her point of view of Mustang, Colorado. She takes in her surroundings longingly and it breaks your heart to hear how much she wants it, but how she feels she doesn't deserve it or can't afford to take the risk to go for it.  Gray is a natural protector. As any good KA male lead, he is a macho, alpha hottie that was made perfectly for Ivey. They suit and its obvious. So obvious that after only two months they recognize the connection and are taking the next level.Unfortunately, Ivey's crappy brother and Gray's mortal enemy tear them apart and they lose each other. Not only do they lose their love and connection, but there are bitter feelings on both ends.But thank the freaking Lord, Ivey steps it up. She has a shot to show the kind of person she is and she takes it. This not only bridges the gap, but gives Ivey and Gray the chance to clear the air. And they discover they were mislead and forced apart.This book is the story of Ivey and Gray falling in love, losing eachother (but never their love), and reuniting against a jerkface that threatens their home and livelihood. Beautiful story.I heart KA!