Reviewed by Sam@WLABB on
After a rough start, they found they were interested in one another. However, while Chess was looking for a relationship, Finn was not. They decided upon a mutual friendship instead, but as expected, the friendship grew into something more. The whole first half of the book, I was trying to mind-meld Chess into giving Finn a chance. Yes, he said he was a bad bet, and his past supported this fact, but he was changing, and it was easy to see a future between them. That was quite a complication Callihan threw in there. It was pretty heartbreaking with respect to both Finn and Chess. And, I have to say, I loved the way Callihan kept planting "I Can't Help Falling in Love with You" in all its incarnations throughout the story. The line, "take my hand", says it all when it comes to this union between Finn and Chess, and gosh! I wanted her to take his hand, and trust him, because he certainly won me over.
Another fabulous Game On book, and boy, was I glad to be back in this world. I really hope we get Jake's book at some point, because I am really enjoying this group of guys.
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- 3 March, 2020: Finished reading
- 3 March, 2020: Reviewed