Kindle Edition Amazon Category:  Romance Type: Fiction ISBN-13: 9781499209129 Nicholas La Cour loves money. In the game of betrayer and betrayed he thinks his sister Lacey is the prefect target for his manipulative schemes to keep his financial ruin a secret. A brother’s web of deceit begins this gripping novel that will propel you into a world of seduction, temptation and danger.    Excerpt Lovers, Players & The Seducer is a contemporary novel, a bittersweet tale revolving around two star crossed lovers, Lacey and Kienan Gorgeous Lacey La Cour hasn’t lost her hopeful playful spirit after being dumped by her childhood sweetheart. Now an adult she is strong and independent. Her life is perfect. Making her the perfect target of her manipulative, selfish older brother Nicholas’ schemes. Nicholas loves money. After an escalating series of bad investments he’s spent his and he needs more. He plots and schemes his way into getting others to do his bidding. Then tragic forces are unleashed as a vengeful Seducer plans his most ambitious project when Nicholas opens up the doors to the past. The past, where the dead never dies. Will Nicholas’ confused selfish conscience drive him to make a terrible mistake that will betray his family forever?

I fell In love with the story!
I just loved the 1st book of the series, Lovers, Players & The Seducer: The Storm is Coming. There are some twist throughout the book, while I was reading I just loved them. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Donna Carrol

The ultimate story of deception!
This book is outstanding, Author shows how far people can go for their desires, addiction and for the love by betrayed. Once you start the book it will hold you to the end. The Author has a great skill of writing quality. This is really one of the best read of mine, Waiting for next one.

Pretty engaging storyline!
Pretty engaging storyline, in particular what I liked and found that made it more so is the mystical aspect of the story. It's not top heavy with mysticism, it's just the right amount that keeps you interested and wondering what that was about and looking for more signs and the like which is interjected here and there to coincide with what each character is going through.