Review:Book Review of Passion for the Game by Sylvia Day

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Passion for the Game (Georgian #2)by Sylvia Day (Goodreads Author)
3.99 of 5 stars 3.99 · rating details · 2,881 ratings · 144 reviews
For the notorious Lady Winter, seduction and duplicity are required to survive. Cunning and precision are the tools of pirate Christopher St. John. Pitted against one another, they are a surprise waiting to happen...

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Review:i loved this book. :) i got it on a thursday and started reading it friday after work less than 100 pages in and saturday i was done with it. i couldn't put it down. i liked the story but i am a hopeless romantic and love romance novels. :) Read more

Review:I have just about everything Sylvia Day has written and have enjoyed reading them immensely, but sadly I won't be purchasing this series. What are books coming too? We pay $1 or more for every 25 pages or so and by the time the story is complete we've shelled out $15-$20, if not more. I'm all for a continuing series (like the Crossfire Series), but each release should be a full length novel, not piddly bread crumbs to try to suck you in. Can you imagine what we would have paid for Gideon and... Read more

Review:This wasn't a very deep book bad not even one that makes you wasn't more but it was entertaining and the sex scenes were as usual titillating and fun. Ms. Day has a way with words and fantasy. Who wouldn't like to be a sleek and green eyed goddess that can change into a cat and be cared for by a hunk like Max. Read more

Review:I have enjoyed both of these books. I really need the next book. I am hooked on all of your books. with 1 exception. Vampires are not my thing. This series is something everybody does. DREAMS ! Thank you Read more

Review:I loved this book and finished it in on sitting. Lucia Jordan is a great writer and knows how to grab her reader from the very first page. I cannot wait to read the rest of series. You will not be disappointed in these books. Read more

Review:Really?? Who finds female lead characters who allow themselves to be emotionally abused appealing? Add to that is the distaste of allowing rape fantasies to be ok. For anyone who has been raped this is a dishonor. Does not belong in female genre books. Read more

Review:Dreadfully Ever After is the last book in the Pride and Prejudice and Zombies trilogy, and to many purists, this might be a relief. I, however, wish this particular series was not ending. Don't get me wrong, I love the orignal Pride and Prejudice (the Jane Austen one, of course), and to be honest, I found the first book in this spinoff series almost distasteful. It pained me to read about the travails of Lizzie, Darcy, Jane and company with blood involved, since I found the social situations pai... Read more

Review:The concept still gets me. I love the innovative idea behind the books of Seth Grahame-Smith and the fast paced style. Maybe not the prose of Shakespeare, but his books are tremendously entertaining, this one being no exception. Read more

Review:I found the author's writing style to be clumsy, and a bit contradictory. The author describes Ben as being "excited" by the thought that his girlfriend Jules may have become a victim during the attack at their hotel. To me, something to be excited about is something that is good, fascinating, something to look forward to. A similar case is when Reggie has to " disable" his own security system rather than "turn it off. Some reactions from the , characters are a little over the top. Why doe... Read more