1 Chef (equal parts sexy and carefree)
1 Pianist (equal parts uptight and endearing)
1/8 inch of drywall between their apartments
2 opinions on everything
Combine all ingredients, mix vigorously, and be prepared for an explosion of heat.
Pianist Ella Thomas is training for the competition of her life. Finally in an apartment of her own, she can practice from dawn till dusk. But she didn't bet on the sexy and frustrating neighbor keeping her up all night - even if he does cook like a maestro and kiss like it's his job.
Jake Matson is living his dream as Head Chef at one of the most popular restaurants in San Francisco. He's easy going, flirtatious and not looking for love. He didn't expect to be completely distracted by the girl next door, whose buttoned-up appearance hides the seductive firecracker underneath.
What happens when opposites attract? As their tension fires up, can they create a new kind of music together or will everything boil over?
Players Series:
Game On
Play Me
PlayMaker
"This book was everything I thought it was going to be: fun, lots of sexual tension and great characters." - -SERIEous Book Reviews
"Katie McCoy is the reigning queen of the subtle heart wrench; and by that, I simply mean that she lures you in slowly, garnering your focus to the big things that are right in front of your eyes, it's all smooth, light and the characters are in their own little self contained bubble and it is only when you are a couple of chapters in that you begin to realise that maybe things are not as serene and uncomplicated as they first appear, that there are more important issues." -- Nicole Mccurdy from Red Cheeks Reads
"Told via Jake and Elle's alternating first person POV, this is a sweet and sexy, delightfully low angst, romance. Play Me is like chicken soup for the romantic soul! It's lighthearted and fun and will definitely keep you smiling....and salivating, both over that V on the cover as well as the images of Jake's gooey chocolate brownies." --Book Bosomed Blog
"Jake and Ella are so hot together. The chemistry these two have would burn you. But they are more than that; they are the support they have always needed." -- Heather from goodreads.com