Play Me #4: Play Me Real
By Tracy Wolff
- Release Date: 2014-12-02
- Genre: Contemporary Romance
Description
How do you know when something’s real? In the steamy fourth installment of an eBook original serial from the New York Times bestselling author of Ruined and Addicted, a devastating betrayal unravels a fierce yet tender connection.
My name is Aria Winston. I’ve fought desperately to escape the seedy underbelly of Las Vegas. Now I’m on my own, in control of my own life and my own destiny . . . just the way I like it. Until Sebastian Caine changes everything.
Aria has learned to play Sebastian’s game. She’s given him control, taken it back, and let him push her farther than she ever imagined she could go. But when Sebastian’s past comes to light, Aria receives a glimpse behind the facade—a revelation that disturbs her even as it makes her feel closer to this simmering, complicated man. Finally she comes to understand the real reason why Sebastian feels the need to dominate everything in his path. But Aria has a tortured history, too. And together they’re a dangerous combination. Now she’s the one pushing Sebastian to the breaking point . . . and if one of them burns up, they’ll both go down together.
Play Me is intended for mature audiences. Aria and Sebastian’s story concludes in Play Me: Right.
Look for all of Tracy Wolff’s seductive reads:
The Ethan Frost series: RUINED | ADDICTED | EXPOSED | FLAWED
The Sebastian Caine series: PLAY ME WILD | PLAY ME HOT | PLAY ME HARD | PLAY ME REAL | PLAY ME RIGHT | PLAY ME: THE COMPLETE STORY
The Hotwired series: ACCELERATE
The Lightning series: DOWN & DIRTY | HOT & HEAVY | ROUGH & READY
The His Royal Hotness series: ROYAL PAIN | ROYAL TREATMENT
And her standalone novels: LOVEGAME | FULL EXPOSURE | TIE ME DOWN
Praise for Play Me
“The chemistry between Sebastian and Aria makes for a hot read. . . . Readers will be compelled to follow their journey together, hoping this pair will ultimately find trust and redemption.”—Library Journal
“I love Tracy Wolff's writing style. . . . Her words are smooth, the suspense is addictive, and her love scenes are scorching.”—iScream Books
“Hot is not the right word to describe this book. It was blazing! . . . I am hooked on the Play Me series. I can’t wait to see where this story is going to lead.”—Smut Book Junkie Book Reviews
“This whole Play Me series totally got to me. The characters were believable, the sexual tension and their chemistry was amazing, and the overall story and plot was compelling.”—(un)Conventional Bookviews
“Tracy does an excellent job of making these characters feel real and helping the reader connect. . . . The chemistry is still smoking hot and sexy as ever with these two.”—Summer’s Book Blog
“I loved both of the characters and can easily see myself getting sucked in the further I get along.”—Love Between the Sheets
Reviews
Review: Play Me #4: Play Me Real
5By LisaHines711Play Me #4: Play Me Real by Tracy Wolff is the fourth book in her 5-part serial, Play Me. Picking up right where the previous book left us, Sebastian has left Aria's aprtment complex. He has left her to deal with Janet and is worried about how she will react once she hears the whole story from Janet about Dylan. Upon returning to the Casino he is notified by his security team about a problem at the high-roller tables. Of course, it is the Russian "whale" that Aria racked, again. Before Sebastian can get too violent with the Russian, Ethan steps in as the voice of reason. Back in Sebastian's office the two best friends are discussing the incident and again, in comes Aria, less demanding this time and Ethan leaves in a hurry (*chuckles*). She's heard Janet's story and now wants Sebastian to share his. "You're hurting Sebastian. You think I don't know that? You think I can't see it in the way you hold your body? Can't see it in the way you try not to breathe too deeply? What Janet said is destroying you and I don't like that. I may not have known you as long as she has or know you as well as Ethan does, but I know you Sebastian Caine"~ Aria Their romantic interlude that follows gets very deep into control and Sebastian keeps pushing Aria and pushing her and afterwrds realizes that he may ave pushed beyond her limits in his effort to remain in control. Even though she had let him, it may have been too much, too far. She loves him and what he does to her but because of her own past and secrets that she hasn't yet shared, she doesn't believe they can work so she leaves.
