Dangerous Games
- ISBN-10
- 1542007720
- ISBN-13
- 9781542007726
- Series
- Dangerous Games
- Category
- Kidnapping
- Pages
- 224
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2019-11-19
- Publisher
- Montlake Romance
- Author
- J. T. Geissinger
Description
The game isn't over until somebody dies. Eva knows what it's like to be imprisoned by a man's twisted obsessions. But after running, hiding, and finding refuge in a rescuer's arms, she's suddenly pulled back into the black hole of her past. Kidnapped by her sadistic ex, Dimitri, and with the love of her life left for dead, Eva is facing down the worst of her demons alone. If Dimitri wants to play sick games, Eva's ready. She already knows how dark they can get. But despite her fears, she hasn't been abandoned. Naz is in hot pursuit. And the last thing Dimitri expects is for a dead man to come calling. For Eva and Naz, worlds apart yet bound by fierce and unbreakable passion, it's time to beat the devil. To do it they'll have to be just as ruthless, seductive, and cunning. With every pulse of the heart, they must risk it all to play Dimitri's final game to its harrowing end--and win.
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