Blog Tour Review, Interview & Giveaway: Play to Win by Tiffany Snow

Play to Win is the last installment of Tiffany Snow’s Risky Business Series and we are all dying to know who Sage Reese will pick: Ryker or Parker.  Sage Reese’s life has been turned upside down and she is just fighting to stay a tad bit normal.  She loves both men and doesn’t know how to choose.  All while she is trying to sort out her love life, there are criminals trying to kill her lurking in the background.

Ryker and Parker are in love with the same girl again and in the past, it didn’t end well.  Neither is ready to walk away at the beginning of this book and you love the back and forth between the two men and Sage.  Sage finally has enough and actually walks away from both of them.

As Sage stays away from the two of them, Tiffany gives us more twists and turns in the plot.  As the danger escalates, we quickly get a good feel for who Sage will choose.   I was happy with her choice and loved the ending of this series.  It definitely had a happy ending for everyone.

I highly recommend you pick up the Risky Business series as you will not be disappointed! I can’t wait to see what comes next from Ms. Snow!

The final book in the Risky Business series.  Who will Sage choose?

Series: The Risky Business Trilogy

Genres: Romantic Suspense, Thriller

Publisher: Hachette Book Group

Publication Date: February 23, 2016

There might be better ways to wake up than sandwiched between two half-naked men, but if there was, I couldn’t imagine what it would be.

Early morning light filtered through the window blinds as I blinked a few times and debated whether I wanted to move.

We were sleeping spoon-style, all three of us, my front pressed against Ryker’s back with Parker cradling me from behind, his arm slung over my waist. It was warm and cozy and I felt like I never wanted to move.

They were both here, whole and safe. Ryker’s chest rose and fell steadily and I could feel Parker’s breath stir my hair. The terror from my nightmare seemed a world away. I felt safe with both of them looming over me in the bed, and I memorized the feeling. I’d felt unsafe too often lately.

God, what day was it? I’d lost track with all that had happened. It wasn’t like I had to get up for work. Last I’d checked, I was unemployed, thanks to telling my boss—the man currently spooning me— that I’d quit.

Not that I’d had much of a choice. Once you sleep with your boss and tell him you love him, that’s pretty much a Point of No Return right there. Or maybe that point had been when I’d dated (and yes, slept with) his arch frenemy—the man I was currently spooning.

Being hunted by Russian mafia bosses and hit men would turn any girl’s life into a soap opera, right?

Right.

I frowned, not wanting to think about the current disastrous state of my life. At this moment in time, everything was perfect, and I didn’t want to face reality. Not yet.

Unfortunately, reality didn’t feel the same way about me, because no sooner had I thought that than Parker’s arm tightened around me. He snuggled closer, close enough for me to feel that his body was most assuredly not undergoing any lasting side effects from Viktor’s torture, but was most wholeheartedly embracing the morning.

Okay, so I was a red-blooded woman who’d maybe read one too many romance novels, but the thoughts that flashed through my head weren’t of a high standard at that moment. I cursed ethics and morals and all those things that kept me from pressing my lips to Ryker’s naked back and pushing my hips back into Parker’s.

Oh, for a bottle of tequila and an inadequate respect for propriety…

As though he’d heard my thoughts, Ryker stirred, turning onto his back. My hand fluttered for a moment, then settled softly on his chest. His dog tags were tangled about his neck and my gaze wandered over his chest and ab muscles to the white bandage covering the burn.

I thought I should probably get up before I did something colossally stupid. It seemed my hormones wanted to celebrate the fact that we were all alive and well, an urge I heartily seconded but one which I doubted the men would appreciate very much.

Squirming a little, I tried to ease out of the smidge of space I was wedged into without waking either of them.

“If you leave me in bed alone with another man, I’ll have to fire you.”

Parker’s murmured words in my ear made me smile in spite of myself.

“You can’t fire me. I already quit, remember?”

“Yes, but I was hoping you didn’t.”

“So much for wishing this didn’t really happen,” Ryker interrupted, cracking his eyes open and slanting a look at me.

“Pretend it’s the zombie apocalypse,” I suggested. “We’re huddling for warmth and survival.”

His lips twitched. Then his gaze fell to where Parker’s arm was around me, and even that tiny smile faded entirely.

Yep. Time to cut this short, since it looked like I was the only one already composing a letter to Penthouse Forum in my head.

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