Synopsis :

Games can be different. Some are innocent, others are dangerous. But there are also those that you will never learn how to play.

Oliver Altier is a guy whose every day is a game, a game of passion. His only rule is: no strings attached, no guilt involved. Oliver thinks he knows everything about how to please women. Until one day, he meets Jillian Murano, a woman who is so much like him when it comes to relationships: she hates obligations, but she loves men, margaritas and fun.
What will be different this time?
Will passion and lust be enough to turn their games into something real?
If they thought it would be nothing but another play, they should have thought twice before getting into something that will change them both, once and for all…

My review :

This book is the story of Jillian, Scarlett’s best friend, who loves sex and man. She’s a little crazy and always said what she thinks. Her last relation was a mistake and now she doesn’t trust men and herself with men.

But this book is also the story of Oliver, Dominick’s brother and let me tell you that this man is an hot man who knows what et who he wants and always have it. He love sex and women, never the same girl and never serious.

Their relation will evolve in good and bad but I like the entire question they ask themselves. They don’t really know each other and the first thing they want is sex, and damn sex is hot in this book.

Diana knows how to create hot men and she’s really good at it. She also knows how to make you wish you were Jillian. But mostly she can tell you a good story with real people. At some point in the book, I would have wanted to hit Jillian’s sister and even Oliver sometimes.

If you have read checkmate you’ll be pleased to see Dom, Scarlett and their humor. And if you’ve liked Oliver and Jillian in Checkmate, you’ll fall in love with them in No strings attached.

This story affects me because it’s about two people who could be in love and happy but because of their ineptitude to talk, they ruined everything.

That affects me because, I’m like Jillian and Oliver, I like that fact in the story. How to communicate with somebody when you are afraid of suffering? It’s really hard to let someone knows your feelings when you imagined him ruined your heart. I think I’m really in love with this book and with Oliver.

Diana don’t stop writing but take a big break and come back with more books, more hot boys, more Evan and Eileen (yeah I know I’m crazy of Evan) and come back with more ideas and more teasing for me because you know I love that a lot mostly when it’s done by you.

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