Game Point

It's always a guaranteed win with O'Shea's books. The writing is wonderful and the characters draw you in. Quinn has every thing he wants; plenty of booze, parties that are never ending and a long string of men. He's never met a responsibility he couldn't dodge. He's finally reached a point where it's lost the appeal it once had. Porter is driven. He's worked long and hard to reach his place of prominence. He's so driven that there is little in his life besides work. I loved that Quinn worked so hard to change and that Porter was able to show him that he had worth beyond his financial means.
Adult read

Classic story of the hard working office assistant being passed over for the heir to the owner. Porter is hard working and singling focused. Quinn has been leading the life of a playboy with no roots. But the shine has already started to come off of Quinn's charmed life. Once Porter gets over his hissy fit he finds a way to actually get Quinn involved in a positive way. And given a chance Quinn rises to the challenge and all kinds of possibilities exist.

4 Stars

When his grandfather dies, international socialite and professional party boy, Quinn, travels back home from Spain to Seattle and decides to stay there for a while and try to grow up a bit and be responsible and help run his grandfather’s company, since much to the displeasure of its CEO, Porter, the majority of shares have been left to Quinn.

Porter has no respect for Quinn and definitely isn’t offering his time and knowledge to someone he feels is just a spoiled brat and will be no good for the company he has worked years to help shape into what it is today, but seeing as how Quinn is now essentially his new boss, Porter may not have much of a choice in the matter.

Porter was a complete and utter twat and not very likable in the beginning because of what a jerk he was to Quinn. I know he had his reasons, and they were valid, to feel the way he did, but all it did is rub me the wrong way and I kinda wanted to punch him. Once Porter finally let Quinn in a bit, he showed a softer side and I warmed up to him.

In the very beginning, I wasn’t sure what to think of party-boy Quinn, but I loved him once I got to know him and I have respect for him that he was the bigger guy and was the one to make the first move to try to form a truce with Porter. He gets major props from me for that action.

Together Porter and Quinn sizzled and the chemistry between them was electric and undeniable. Whether they wanted to admit it or not, the love they shared shown through in the tender and sweet moments between them.

Now I’ll tell you what I didn’t like. It’s fine to have friends or family members in a story. They can be, and often are, a great support system for either one or sometimes both of the main characters, but sometimes they become a nuisance and that’s how I felt about Porter’s sister, Perry. I wanted to throw my iPad every time she showed her face. For me, she had too much of a presence in the story and I really wish the author hadn’t had Porter and Perry living together. I don’t understand why she had them living together, they were definitely both financially stable enough that there was no need for it. And frankly, it was annoying AF!! The author could have had them still have a close relationship without me having to see her constantly. Okay, rant over.

This was a sweet and sexy enemies to lovers story. While Quinn and Porter have lead very different lives, I think those life experiences and the differences in their personalities really complimented each other. I’m hoping this isn’t the last of this 'verse, because I’d love to get to know and read Quinn’s bestie, Dane’s story. Although Perry’s presence got on my nerves and I felt the ending was a bit rushed, this was still a well-written and enjoyable read that I’d definitely recommend!


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