Review: Exotic, erotic, and extremely well written
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 14, 2014
A chance encounter over a hotly contested taxi brings Kate Denton face to face with tattooed, ultra sexy, and completely commitment phobic Aaron Garcia. The initial introduction is a train wreck, with Kate's attempt to be cool coming off more iceberg than anything else, but her frosty blowoff immediately moves her to the top of Aaron's to-do list. Meanwhile Kate's to-do list features Marco, a gorgeous Italian waiter with a suggestive smile and kiss that leaves her breathless.Two Can Play is rich in both romance, location, and familial drama. Aaron is a beautiful tornado of a man, the kind that whirls you off your feet and then leaves you on the floor with your buttons torn off and wondering what happened to the living room and your soul. Love them and leave them seems to be his personal motto, no doubt at least partly due to the strained relationship he has with his mother. Meanwhile Kate is smart, independent, and strong, yet vulnerable enough that you want to hug her as she pens poems and crosses her fingers that a publisher will want them.  With two drool worthy men at her fingertips, she has her hands full and her heart on the line.K.M. Liss has laid down an exceptional erotic romance, with fabulous scenery and intriguing, well rounded characters to match. The story easily carries itself, and the steamy scenes are really pulse pounders. Several plot twists that I didn't expect kept me captivated all the way to the explosive end.