A passionate chance meeting turns into a little more two equally notorious players bargained for.
Addicted to You follows the sexy bachelor and notorious bad boy Tanner Hayes as he meets a mysterious woman named Gia. While their passionate meeting seems to end as a fling on a plane, their chance crossing is anything but over.
Tanner soon discovers that Gia is the cousin of his brother’s lover, Riley and Gia works for his brother as an intern. That does nothing to stop Tanner from growing more and more obsessed with Gia because of the explosive mind games she plays with his head.
Tanner might have finally met his match when it comes to the daring Gia!
However, as time marches on, Tanner and Gia find themselves growing closer and closer until something so big happens, it will test their relationship and life as they know it!
I.M. Hicks has penned yet another steamy romance with more twists and turns than even Tanner and Gia could see coming. Addicted to You is part two of the steamy Players Series.
Professional Reviews
Wow!
Loved it! Storyline is well written and highly entertaining. I could not put it down. Gia is so feisty, outspoken and knows what she wants. Tanner's a known bad boy usually out for his own good time but after one hot encounter with Gia, he's hooked but doesn't totally understand why. Loved their chemistry and interaction. Loved the other side of Tanner that we get to see in this book. Can't wait to read the next in the series. Would recommend.
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