Wicked Game

by Sasha White

Family means everything to P.I. Alexis Signorino. After being orphaned at a young age she grew up running rampant between her uncles garage and the biker bar next to it. When bar owner Jimmy D, a man she thinks of as family, is charged with murder there’s nothing that can stop her from running to his rescue.

Going home isn’t easy, but she slides smoothly into the role of cocktail waitress in The Crib, and begins searching for the real murderer. When Devon Kaye strolls into the bar, not only does her libido kick into high gear, so do her instincts. There’s much more to the criminally hot biker than meets the eye. Her gut says the sexy mystery man isn’t the murderer, but he’s definitely hiding something.

The questions are piling up, and Lexy is determined to find the answers even if it means indulging in some sinful acts along the way.

Genres: Erotica

ebook

First published March 18, 2014

About the author

Gifted with a salacious imagination, NYT and USA Today Bestselling Author Sasha White’s brand of White Hot romance is all about Alpha men and the strong, sassy women it takes to hold them. With a voice that is called “distinctive and delicious” by The Romance Studio, this Canadian author has become a reader favorite.

Since 2004 Sasha has followed her fancy and built a backlist full of sexy contemporary, and paranormal romances with a few stand alone twists thrown in to keep everyone entertained.

Sasha lives in Northern Alberta with her two cats and believes family, and living life to it's fullest are the most important things, so do what you love, especially if that means reading!

Reviews

[Dar · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is short, to the point, and oh so sexy! Reads as an HFN, but you know it isn't done and the HEA is coming sometime, somehow. There is also a lot of deep emotions that are seamlessly weaved into the story, making it a natural part of the characters. I was done the book before I knew it, but it packed a mighty punch!

[Bandmama (aka Lucy) - Claiming Mitch as mine · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was super excited to learn I had won a book of my choice and THIS book was one of the choices. I wasted no time snatching it before anyone else had a chance. I think it's fantastic that the leading lady, Alexis, is intelligent, self sufficient, and knows who she is. She's a solid woman. I also found it extremely charming that this woman who has been independent and on her own for so long found feelings of comfort and safety in the arms of Devon. He's awesome, gorgeous, a little cocky, and very sure of himself, yet kind and good to her without being overbearing or pushy. I loved the combination of these two self confident personalities together. A little who done it and suspense thrown in with a sweet homecoming story line makes this book a very smart and entertaining read. It's well written and I found myself not wanting to put it down. My only regret is that it's a stand alone book because I'd truly LOVE to see these two in action in another book. Thanks so much to the author for her generosity in offering this book as a game prize. I'm so happy I won it!

[Leigh · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a short super hot read! I liked the characters and omg the sex was super steamy. For a short story pretty damn good.

[Niccisbookblog · Rating 3 out of 5]

MY REVIEW

Wicked Game is a short sexy read with a mystery thrown in for good measure.
I liked the characters Lexi is feisty a take n o shit kind of girl who can hold her own, Devon was damn hot and the sex between the two was super steamy. Devon was a nice character and i coulndnt work him out to start with, i didnt know what he was if he was the bad guy, a cop or just a guy passing through. Devon is gorgeous, a little cocky, but he is sweet with Lexi it was nice to read that he was able to soften some of her sharp edges. What i did like the most about this book is that i didnt work it out, i hate it when you have the plot figured out before it happens, not so with this book.
This is a great fast read that keeps you trapped in the story until the last page.

[Kat · Rating 1 out of 5]

Hot, short and should have been a fast read if not for bad editing.