Review: It's All About Trust
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 9, 2013
I was a little hesitant to buy this book, even though I loved the other Wicked Play novels, because I usually don't like books where one of the main characters is famous / in Hollywood, etc. but I decided to put my trust in the author... and man did it pay off.This book is ALL about trust, a trust that has to go far beyond some of the other books in the series.  Marcus has to trust Quinn that she's telling him what he needs to know and that she really is involved in what they're doing and not just acting.  Quinn has to trust Marcus with all the new revelations that she's discovering about herself, as well as her identity.  And both of them have to trust in each other when it comes to their feelings.Marcus starts off the book with the attitude that he leads a charmed life, the things that he wants COMES to him.  But he makes the mistake of, at one point, taking Quinn for granted.  As much as they've worked on trust, they kinda failed at communication, especially communication about the parts of each other's lives that they don't want to face.I love the way their relationship and trust slowly builds, the way that they both learn from their mistakes, and the well-intentioned but frustrating interference of their friends.  All of those things come together to make for a famous-person story that was much more realistic to me than the usual Hollywood stories.  And also incredibly hot... the erotic scenes are just as good as the previous books, but they're definitely not the focus.  The focus is on the emotional journey and the bond between these two.  If you liked the previous Wicked Play books, you'll definitely like this one, and if you haven't read the others, don't worry you can start with this one, it works as a standalone, but after reading it you'll be looking for the rest of the series.