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From USA Today Bestselling Author K Webster, comes a steamy contemporary romance standalone novel! I had the perfect life. But the man I loved broke me. Left my world a shattered mess. Now I'll do whatever it takes to protect my heart. Even if that means living by a new set of rules. In this game, I always win. Until Jackson. Tall. Intense. Devilishly handsome. He's the perfect opponent in the bedroom. Together, though, we break my rules. Hearts are involved. Everything is complicated. I wonder if it's time we forfeit the game. Losing is better than breaking all over again. Problem is, Jackson doesn't like to lose. Especially not me.
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5 primary books6 released books#1 in Breaking the Rules
Breaking the Rules is a 6-book series with 5 released primary works first released in 2014 with contributions by K. Webster, J.L. Beck, and Jenna Reed.
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Absolutely loved this book! Been trying to catch up on older books by authors I currently love and this was one of my favorites! I was heartbroken for Andi and all that she has been through yet when she met Jackson I immediately wished she would break her 3-day rule. This book was fun, sexy as hell and a beautiful love story.. Highly recommended!
3.5 stars. There's a slow burn, hurt/comfort romance in there between Kane and Soren, but you have to wade through appearances by every one of the MCs from the Iron and Works series ([b:Free Hand 44752509 Free Hand (Irons and Works, #1) E.M. Lindsey https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1554153249l/44752509.SX50.jpg 69385197] plus six more), and although I have read all of the previous books I still found it annoying to have the “gay tattooed mafia” constantly show up to help out and look lovingly at their boyfriends/fiances/husbands. Points to the author for showing how intimate partner violence isn't confined to M/F couples, and as always for including characters who have disabilities but aren't defined by them.
