Games, Tome 3 : Masquerade
Auteur
- Nyrae Dawn (Écrivain)
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Games (3 livres)Acheter neuf
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Classement en biblio - 3 lecteurs
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"Hey", he says right before I step into the restroom. "Is Bee your real name?"
[...]
"No"
"Wath is it?"
"If I wanted people to know I wouldn't go by Bee."
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C'est le troisième de la série et ce fut un plaisir de lire une histoire de cette auteur. Dés les premières je me suis investie dans l'histoire de ces deux personnages aux cœur brisé. Maddox est pour moi le personnage qui m'a fait autant apprécié cette histoire, sensible mais sous une couche de bad boy, il m'a beaucoup touché de par son histoire avec sa famille et en particulier les moments qu'il passait avec sa sœur. Par contre j'ai eu un peu de mal avec Bee bien que je comprenne qu'elle ait du mal à s'ouvrir aux autres j'avais plus l’impression que c'était Maddox qui faisait des efforts dans leur relation en s'ouvrant à elle qu'elle n'en faisait envers lui et vers la fin du livre j'en avais un petit peu marre.
C'est dommage ce livre aurait pu faire parti de mes coup de cœurs.
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Games, Tome 3 : Masquerade
- USA : 2014-01-07 (English)
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After his father is put in prison for murder leaving his mother suicidal, Maddox Cross has always put his sister, Laney, first. Now living in Brenton, Virginia, Maddox has no idea what to do with his life, especially since Laney no longer needs him. One thing he does know is for the first time since losing football, he's found something else that's just for him--tattooing. When he meets a feisty young woman in the club where he works security, he has no idea that she has the ability to change his life forever.
Bee Malone has just moved to Brenton to open up her first tattoo parlor, Masquerade. Despite her young success, nothing is ever as it seems. After being kidnapped at a young age, Bee has difficulty being the daughter her parents lost and letting go of the "parents" she was raised with. When she meets Maddox, she's immediately attracted to him and what starts out as a one night stand leaves Bee wanting to connect with him in more ways than one.
Once Maddox finds out about Masquerade, he wants nothing more than to join Bee. But letting him in means trying to figure out who she is and she's not ready for that. And yet, as the two get closer, they find themselves leaning on each other more than they are comfortable with. Will their stubborn nature tear them apart? Or push them closer together?
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