BOOK REVIEW: A Player for a Princess by Tia Louise

Title:A Player for a Princess
Author: Tia Louise
Series: Dirty Players #2
Genre: Contemporary Romance

From the Mediterranean to the Caribbean, the game continues… 

Zelda Wilder is on the run, this time from the ruthless assassins who’ve decided she knows too much to live.

“Playboy Prince” MacCallum Lockwood Tate isn’t about to let the beautiful player who stole his heart get away—if only he could decide whether he wanted to save her or strangle her for her dangerous choices.

After tracking her down to a casino in St. Croix, Cal follows Zee back to Tortola where he intends to keep her safe. One problem: Zelda’s criminal liaisons are one step ahead of her.

Lives are threatened, and all of the players' skills are tested in this plot to capture a killer and save a princess.

'Me, the “playboy prince,” slain by this hustler, this grifter… This woman I love.'

Aaah! This series just keeps getting better! 

Zee Wilder’s biggest mistake was falling in love…with the man whose brother she was supposed to bring down. Torn between wanting to be happy with Cal and the threat of her presence to his family’s safety, she chose to do what she does best--run away. Zee is a first-class badass woman. Her slyness and her strength was something I reveled in while reading this book. 

Cal could not afford to lose Zee. Not when he just had her. He knew the reason why she left now he was going to give her a reason to stay. I have so much love for MacCallum Lockwood Tate. This man loves intensely and insanely. And the way he showed it in this book had my heart screaming all over the place. 

Everything was upped in this book--the heat, the tension, and the suspense. All of my unanswered woes were met here. Every page piqued every ounce of my interest and satisfied them altogether. I could not put it down! It’s certainly a book you’d want to read faster but at the same time wanting it to last.