Review: I loved this book so much that it may have ruined me for other books
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 21, 2014
OH MY GOOD GRAVEY CRAPNESS I LOVED THIS BOOK! This book blew me away how have I had this sitting on my kindle and not read it till now? I literally was hooked after the first paragraph, once I started reading this book I knew it would be special and I was not wrong. Game Changer made me excited and happy, mad and sad, and swept me away in the story. This is one of those books you wish you could read again for the first time and  makes you sad when you finish because you know you won't be able to read it again for the first time. Paula Marinaro is a brilliant author that I am putting on my stalking list, I can't wait for her next book and I really really hope that this series will be really long because it was that good.Raine had a good life she had a wonderful mother and a father that had his faults but he was a good dad, and she had Claire her little sister who she loved and doted on, and then she had Prosper who was more than a family friend. Then Claire and Raine's mom died and their father was never the same so Prosper took the girls in and loved them, and Raine knew Prosper would always love and protect them. But when Prosper left to give them a chance to be a family everything changed. After their mother's death their dad was never the same and he soon drank himself to death. But event through all of that Raine knew she would always have her sister and that through it all they would make it together.Years later Raine is finally starting to make her life what she planned except for her sister Claire. Both Raine and Claire have a knack for finding men who don't treat them right and one man has helped to get Raine's sister addicted to drugs. One day when Raine is checking in on her sister she finds the room full of men with guns directed at Claire and her boyfriend. Diego just thought he was going to take care of some club business getting money owed to them, then he saw Raine, she was nothing like any girl he has ever scene and his protective instincts kick in and all Diego can think about is protecting Raine. So when she agree's to pay the debt her sister and boyfriend owe to keep them alive Diego starts to form a plan. But when Diego goes to tell Raine her debt is clear things get carried away and he ends up leaving before he can explain what has happened.After Diego leaves and Raine see's that he left her money Raine thinks the worst, and then she remembers something Prosper said years ago. If Raine or Claire were ever in trouble and couldn't fix it themselves there was a place they could go. Terrified but with no other idea of what to do Raine goes to Prosper, but when she goes inside the MC she see's none other than Diego. When Prosper hears that Raine has come for help he does what he always did all those years ago and he takes care of Raine. Knowing that he won't ever be able to get Raine out of his system Diego claims Raine and they begin to fall in love. As Raine learns to trust and let others protect her and and more importantly trust and love Diego a revolution threatens to tear them apart and someone from Diego's past may get their wish and keep them apart for good.This book was so good it was so full of story, this wasn't a book just about Raine and Diego but about the MC and family of all kinds, about healing and forgiveness. This book was so beautifully written and there was just so much going on but it was written so well that it never felt overwhelming and confusing or like the other stories were taking away from the relationship and story of Diego and Raine. I love both Diego and Raine so much they were perfect for one another, they both overcame so much hurt to find true love, and I loved all the side characters just as much, I can't wait for for the other books in this series. I was just as interested in the other characters as I was in Diego and Raine, but I LOVED Prosper the love he had for both Claire and Raine brought me to tears and everything he did for them was beautiful. I was so sad for this book to end because I didn't want to leave the story that I felt like I lived right along with the characters. It was one of those books you like so mush you have no clue where to go from the book once it's done and you just sit and look at other books worrying that they will be a disappointment compared to this one. I can easily say that the rest of this series will be auto buy/read for me, I just hope the wait isn't too long.