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Title: Games Lovers Play
Author: June Tate
Narrator: Karen Cass
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 5 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-17-16
Publisher: Soundings
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Connie Morgan works in the haberdashery department of a large Southampton store, and is in love with her married boss. But everything changes when she's swept off her feet by dashing young car mechanic Sam.
Having fallen head over heels for Sam, Connie is anxious to end her adulterous affair with John Baker. But John isn't going to let her go that easily, and Connie knows that if Sam ever finds out about her relationship with a married man, he will end everything, dashing all her dreams. So Connie decides to keep quiet - but she is playing a dangerous game....
Members Reviews:
Love is just a game
This is the first book that I have read by June Tate and I was impressed by such a sweet and simple story. This is perfect little summer read, as the cover and title promise, June Tates's Games Lovers Play delivers an engaging story that can be read by the lake or pool, Reading this book you feel like you are back in time where life was mush simpler. Now with that said this book is not all plain sailing, but with a few giant waves in the way for our leading characters to overcome. With a touch of crime added to the plot this is a really entertaining and enjoyable read from June Tate.
I enjoyed this book. I thought the flow of the story was very smooth, the characters fully fleshed and well developed, and the story line interesting. I liked that it was told from the perspective of several different characters, so you felt like you knew why each person made the decision's that they made. I will definitely be reading more books by Ms.Tate.
Review from Closed the Cover
Games Lovers Play is my first foray into novels by June Tate, a published author since the late 1990âs. The synopsis of Games Lovers Play promises a compelling romance full of young love, adultery, deceit and danger unfortunately it was deeply disappointing and did not live up to its potential. The book synopsis does not seem to match the true story being told by Tate. In the end the book left me feeling cold and disappointed.
The book synopsis promises that Connie Morgan, after falling for a dashing young car mechanic is anxious to end her âadulterous relationship with her married bossâ and yet the story begins with Connie engaging in a very brief conversation with a co-worker about her boss, confiding to the reader that she had kissed him once, had dinner a few times, and was thinking about losing her virginity to him. That same evening she meets and falls for the Sam, the car mechanic and aspiring race car driver. It all takes place within 10 pages and the only adultery committed is a kiss and a few dinners. Yes, it is wrong for John Baker to be engaged in this behavior but it is hardly what is inferred by the synopsis. It requires quite the imagination to believe the development of the relationship between Baker and Connie after the introduction of Sam and their whirlwind start to a relationship.
The story has potential but the relationships between the characters needed to be explored on a much deeper level to make the situation and conflict believable. The story actually offers such depth in relationships between Sam Knight and Connie Morgan, John Baker and Connie Morgan, John Baker and his wife Kay Baker, Kay Baker and Edward Harrington. It should have been, it could have been, so complex and delicious but it wasnât.
The writing itself is so cold and bland.
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Title: Games Lovers Play
Author: June Tate
Narrator: Karen Cass
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 5 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-17-16
Publisher: Soundings
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Connie Morgan works in the haberdashery department of a large Southampton store, and is in love with her married boss. But everything changes when she's swept off her feet by dashing young car mechanic Sam.
Having fallen head over heels for Sam, Connie is anxious to end her adulterous affair with John Baker. But John isn't going to let her go that easily, and Connie knows that if Sam ever finds out about her relationship with a married man, he will end everything, dashing all her dreams. So Connie decides to keep quiet - but she is playing a dangerous game....
Members Reviews:
Love is just a game
This is the first book that I have read by June Tate and I was impressed by such a sweet and simple story. This is perfect little summer read, as the cover and title promise, June Tates's Games Lovers Play delivers an engaging story that can be read by the lake or pool, Reading this book you feel like you are back in time where life was mush simpler. Now with that said this book is not all plain sailing, but with a few giant waves in the way for our leading characters to overcome. With a touch of crime added to the plot this is a really entertaining and enjoyable read from June Tate.
I enjoyed this book. I thought the flow of the story was very smooth, the characters fully fleshed and well developed, and the story line interesting. I liked that it was told from the perspective of several different characters, so you felt like you knew why each person made the decision's that they made. I will definitely be reading more books by Ms.Tate.
Review from Closed the Cover
Games Lovers Play is my first foray into novels by June Tate, a published author since the late 1990âs. The synopsis of Games Lovers Play promises a compelling romance full of young love, adultery, deceit and danger unfortunately it was deeply disappointing and did not live up to its potential. The book synopsis does not seem to match the true story being told by Tate. In the end the book left me feeling cold and disappointed.
The book synopsis promises that Connie Morgan, after falling for a dashing young car mechanic is anxious to end her âadulterous relationship with her married bossâ and yet the story begins with Connie engaging in a very brief conversation with a co-worker about her boss, confiding to the reader that she had kissed him once, had dinner a few times, and was thinking about losing her virginity to him. That same evening she meets and falls for the Sam, the car mechanic and aspiring race car driver. It all takes place within 10 pages and the only adultery committed is a kiss and a few dinners. Yes, it is wrong for John Baker to be engaged in this behavior but it is hardly what is inferred by the synopsis. It requires quite the imagination to believe the development of the relationship between Baker and Connie after the introduction of Sam and their whirlwind start to a relationship.
The story has potential but the relationships between the characters needed to be explored on a much deeper level to make the situation and conflict believable. The story actually offers such depth in relationships between Sam Knight and Connie Morgan, John Baker and Connie Morgan, John Baker and his wife Kay Baker, Kay Baker and Edward Harrington. It should have been, it could have been, so complex and delicious but it wasnât.
The writing itself is so cold and bland.