Chloe was first introduced in Dating Games as one of Evie’s friends. In Night Games (originally part of the Blackout Anthropology) we get a glimpse into a weekend in Vegas with Chloe, which is also the start of Wicked Games and the start of her run ins with Lincoln Moore.

Lincoln Moore (yes you have to say his first and last name, because well they just flow so well). This man is dangerously attractive. He felt an instant connection to Chloe and through in a blackout and well sparks fly.

Chloe and Lincoln are EXPLOSIVE. For them, what happened in Vegas definitely hopped on the plane and followed them back to New York. Their chemistry expanded outside of the bedroom. Lincoln listened, he started to break down Chloe’s walls, he wanted her to see herself as the strong woman he knew she was. This is a forbidden romance; their lives are so intertwined in many ways. Though, you know they are so perfect for one another, you can’t help but root for them to find a way to be together.

My heart broke for Chloe. Her entire story is an emotional rollercoaster but really gives a lot of insight into who she is and how she became that way. Her story hit me in such a personal way. I felt her pain, her hurt, all of her emotions, especially as she poured her heart out. I completely loved Chloe in Dating Games, but this story made me love her even more.

Wicked Games is one crazy wild emotional rollercoaster that I didn’t want to end. I loved everything about Chloe and Lincoln and their intertwined lives. To Chloe’s struggles and to Lincoln breaking down all of Chloe’s walls and showing her that she is enough.

Wicked Games is MUST READ and I can’t wait to see what is in store next for this group of friends.