AMAZING job from Jessa again!! Rules of the game is the second book in the interconnected series. We met Lucas and piper in the first book and I loved them then. I’m so glad we got more of a backstory with them. The heartache and pain that drove them apart

“Eloise Eden owned me. I loved that woman. I loved her in a way I hadn’t even known existed. A soul-deep, undying love.”

“That was okay. I’d wait. For Jasper Vale, I’d wait until the end of my days”

I absolutely loved Eloise and jasper!!! Too cute

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I could not put this book down once I started it. It had me captivated by the first few pages. I was waiting for something to happen to her, I honestly thought it would be earlier than like the ending but I still liked the outcome. Can’t wait to see what’s up next!!

“Maybe the reason I’ve been fighting this so hard is because I knew it was inevitable… The chemistry of hate was never strong enough to overpower the hunger of want.”

“The real Kyran Harbor wouldn’t be alive without Avi Vega. He’s my reason, my rescue. Slow down, broken boy… and let him catch you.”

Where do I even start with this. Man you could feel the chemistry from the beginning with these 2. They say there is a thin line between love and hate and man did these 2 display that. One they realized their feelings, it was beautiful. The way as I was always there for Ky even after he learned what happened to him but only want to help heal him, chefs kiss

“What would it feel like to be held by someone? To breathe them in, their hands running through my hair while we laid in bed, pressed together. I want it so bad it hurts.”

Oh Preston. The pain. The hurt. The abuse. I hurt for him. His father was a piece of work that did not deserve anything in life. Preston took out his pain and hurt on people close to him but Jeremy didn’t take that. He was there for him from the beginning and was there even more once he learned the truth. To see their love blossom the way it did made my heart so happy.

Prestons dad did not deserve what he got, he deserved some thing more painful and prolonged, just saying