Reckless Games is a wonderful addition to the Rixon High series. After Peyton found her HEA with Xander in Tragic Lies, Bryan, my favorite goofball and absolute all star had to pick up the pieces and realign his heart. And who better to help him find his own happiness than the stubborn yet sweet outcast?..
Review from The Confession Duet: Boxed Set →
This book gripped and didn’t let me go… I was with Vi and Corbin all the way to the end… from the lie to the lie revealed… it’s not how I saw it going when chapter 1 opened the way it did… The story is a bout Vi (Vivian) an 18 year old who’s not..
Review from Hailey’s Haven →
What a wild ride in this mystery. So enjoyed the story. Narrator did a great job with so many characters. Impressive. Thanks.
Review from Reckless Games →
I am so glad that Brian got his story. He deserved it! What’s makes it even better is L A Cotton expanded her short story to a novella. I love this story. If your looking for a love story where your favorite character finally gets out of the friend zone, then this is your book…
Review from The Confession Duet: Boxed Set →
I absolutely loved this duet! I was captivated by the characters and the plot. Though I was a teeny bit traumatized (totally personal reasons), I truly enjoyed the books! Also, the narration was en pointe!
Review from The Danger You Know →
You will grow to love the MC and appreciate him for the twisted sob he is. He falls in love with the daughter of a man he murdered. Then stalks her from afar. There is a pretty great twist at the end too.
Review from The Confession Duet: Boxed Set →
Enjoyed it so much! Certain scenes gave me goosebumps which is hard to do ❤️
Review from The Danger You Know →
I really liked this and I am hoping that we get another book with Lincoln!
Aww, I was rooting for Bryan to get his hea and he got it and then some. Jay Alder was casted as a great narrator for Bryan. And Ada Sinclair did great with Carrie-Anne, her voice was perfect for the part. This one is shorter than the previous Rixon High books but it was sooo..
Review from The Danger You Know →
Adored this one from Lily White. A wonderful story, a stalker/protector trope hit to a tee. It was brilliant. Ada and James were perfect in their roles and every time James spoke, chills ran down my spine. I can’t wait for more Lily White books on audio!