Head Games, Mary B. Morrison
Head Games, Mary B. Morrison
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Head Games

Author: Mary B. Morrison

Narrator: Shari Peele, Soozi Cheyenne, Ian Eugene Ryan, B. Lipton Bennett, Dylan Ford, Alan Ryder, Lisa Smith

Unabridged: 10 hr 58 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 08/28/2018


Synopsis

New York Times bestselling author Mary B. Morrison delivers a sizzling, twist-filled tale of four competitive friends, a dangerous bet-and high-stakes consequences no one can afford to win. From childhood games to career challenges, Trymm, Dallas, Kohl, and Blitz have stayed the best of friends-and each others' toughest competition. These bachelors live to party up, sex it down, and get it all. And now they're betting on which of them can "date-and-dump" the most women in a month-and post the proof on social media. Winner takes all: a cool million dollars. But this game is about to get all-too-real. Trymm has no problem bedding married women looking for quick-and-dirty satisfaction.until he falls hard for one he can't have. A cynical ex-soldier battling PTSD, Dallas woos a hopeful bride to exhaust her savings for picket-fence promises-just to humor his boys. Kohl enjoys his best one-night stand with a mysterious beauty-but his recklessness backfires big time after he exposes her. And Blitz thinks he's giving a powerful Fortune 500 executive the business-until he gets played. Now everything they care about most-money, family, and friendship-is on the line. All the right moves won't keep them safe-especially from each other. And the only way out of the game is to concede or risk everything on a dangerous gamble they can only lose.

About Mary B. Morrison

Mary B. Morrison is the New York Times bestselling author of over twenty novels, including I Do Love You Still and the Crystal series. A motivational speaker and relationship expert, Mary encourages women to become their best. She quit her near six-figure government job to self-publish her first book, Soulmates Dissipate, in 2000 and begin her literary career. Healing Her Hurt, Incorporated is a nonprofit that Mary founded to promote the emotional, physical, and financial health of marginalized women and girls by providing self-empowerment tools, resources, and education. Mary produced a play based on her HoneyB novel, Single Husbands. Mary currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Stephen on September 22, 2011

Some years ago I went through a spell where I was addicted to an on-line multi-player D&D inspired game. I first picked this book because of the on-line gaming angle. I was curious about how that would play out in print. But, after I started I realized that this was much different than what I expect......more

Goodreads review by Allison on February 18, 2010

omg i HATE the ending! uuuhhgg i lovvvve the book tho:) it was really good and i could relate to it.... in a sense. Yeah but anyway ita bout this girl and how she lives in (in her mind) a virtual reality her life just doesn't matter to her as much as the GAME- but then she meets this guy (who everyo......more

Goodreads review by laaaaames on July 18, 2010

Why isn't Mariah Fredericks more famous than she is? Hardly anyone I know has even heard of her but she just consistently knocks it the eff out of the park. This book is sweet and sad and thought-provoking, and I must say that on a personal level it explains a lot in others' lives. Like, I've seen f......more

Goodreads review by Rebecca on October 20, 2012

I would have given it five stars, but the ending made me knock it down to four. All in all, I really loved this book. Judith Ellis is obsessed with a computer role-playing game to the point that every where she goes and every action she takes, she imagines it's just part of the it. Then, she finds o......more

Goodreads review by Melissa on July 24, 2008

This is my favorite book. I've read so many other amazing books that are exciting or romantic, but I have never found anything that I loved more than this. I'll admit that it's a little slow, but I still enjoy everything. Judith's view of the world, and all of her thoughts just keep pulling me back......more