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"A wonderfully funny romantic suspense"

Nicholas Price is not someone to be toyed with and he is hard and ruthless when it comes to his children. Widowed high school English teacher, Faith Cody has been hired to care for his children. She wakes to find herself unexpectedly thrown into a world of intrigue unlike any she has ever known. The children she has been hired to watch are kidnapped.

Nick has a past that would send most people running for the hills yet Faith finds herself falling in love with the father of the two children. She loves Nick's children as if they were her own and is determined to help him find them in spite of the danger, Nick's erratic behavior, and his distrust of her.

The Game We Play is wonderfully funny in places with just enough suspense thrown in to keep you on the edge. This book is one of those you pick up and cannot put down until you have read the very last word. I was so drawn into Faith and Nick's story that I did not even notice that I had read it in one sitting until I was done and it was 3 a.m.

PNR REVIEWS © Copyright December 2002
Reviewed by Cheryl Barr

Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted June 6, 2003

Schoolteacher FAITH CODY thinks she has the perfect summer job as nanny to NICHOLAS PRICE's two visiting children, but the children are kidnapped, and she and Nick are compelled to join forces to steal the ransom -- documents incriminating vicious criminals.

As an investigative journalist trained in the ways of the professional cat burglar, Nick has the skill to steal the hidden documents, but their dangerous owner guards the documents well since they prevent his death.

Thrown into this life and death game of betrayer and betrayed, Faith must trust Nick, but Nick is not a man to be trusted. And he seems willing to betray anyone for his children.