Leveling The Field by Megan Erickson

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Leveling The Field by Megan Erickson

This review is from 2016 and is kept here for reference. Titles, prices and availability may have changed.

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Stars
★★★★½
Heat
Molten
Series
Part of a Series, Standalone

Recommendation

Ethan and Lissa sizzle in their hook ups! But I loved to see the slow dis-arming of the highly guarded Ethan. Bonus points for diversity! I was so excited to see Lissa’s ethnicity appreciated as part of the story. ~ Nelle [June 2016]

Publisher synopsis

Reclusive magazine exec Ethan Talley is furious when his business partner hires a photographer—a gorgeous photographer who insists on speaking her mind, damn it—to take pictures for an upcoming article. No matter how badly he wants the woman…under him, over him, against the nearest wall…he has reasons for not wanting to be on camera anymore, and his scars are only one of them.

It takes approximately two seconds for Lissa Kingsman to recognize Ethan as the popular YouTube gamer who fell off the planet years ago. But this Ethan is different than the charming man she used to watch, and the crush she had on him then is nothing compared to the way she’s lusting after the brooding man he is today. If sex is all he can give her, fine. Why not use that bearskin rug in her studio for something other than a prop? But she’s determined to put a chink in his armor, no matter how much he resists.

Each book in the Gamers series is a standalone, full-length story that can be enjoyed out of order.

Series Order:

Book #1 Changing His Game

Book #2 Playing For Her Heart

Book #3 Tied to Trouble

Book #4 Leveling The Field

**About the Author
Megan Erickson grew up in a family that averages 5 5 on a good day and started writing to create characters who could reach the top kitchen shelf.

She s got a couple of tattoos, has a thing for gladiators, and has been called a crazy cat lady. After working as a journalist for years, she decided she liked creating her own endings better and switched back to fiction.

She lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, two kids, and two cats. And no, she still can t reach the stupid top shelf.

Review published June 8, 2016

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