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Book: Capital Games

BOOK REVIEW

Steve Miller thinks Mark Richfield is going to walk away with an account he’s been working to get for years. He can’t stand the site of the Brit. His coworkers and boss decide they’re going to make them get along one way or another. Little do they know when they get the two lost in the desert how well their plot will work.

Reviewer: Dee Dailey
The Romance Studio

6 Total Reviews of This Book "I LOVED this book! I had two thoughts when I finished this one, one very silly, the other not so silly! My first thought was "I laughed… I cried… it moved me!" Ha, name that quote! All joking aside, my second thought was, "I have to get my hands on this author's other books!
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I enjoyed watching the relationship unfold and especially the sexual attraction between the two men and the games they played! HOT!
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G.A. Hauser has to have a kink for the English brat... and if she continues at writing so beautiful stories she will manage to pass me her kink!.... Capital Games is a novel who has aroused and satisfied me…
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Steve Miller thinks Mark Richfield is going to walk away with an account he's been working to get for years. He can't stand the site of the Brit. His coworkers and boss decide they're going to make them get along one way or another. Little do they know when they get the two lost in the desert how well their plot will work.
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Steve can’t believe that he spent the last few years busting his rear at work and now the boss brings in a ringer who might take the Foist account right from under his nose. To make matters worse, this man, Mark Richfield is a very hoity, toity Englishman who immediately rubs Steve the wrong way. It doesn’t help that Mark is like a looks like an angel, but immediately sets up to antagonize Steve from the start. This hostility is noted by everyone and when the management team goes away for the weekend Steve and Mark are thrown together at every turn in the name of team cooperation.
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Steve Miller is a former LAPD officer who has turned his street smarts into a career in the advertising business. Working long hours and difficult accounts he thinks he's all set to land a big account when one of his fellow employees retires. Then Mark Richfield enters the picture. A newcomer who comes in and using his charms and his connections overseas to maneuver into competition for the account, Mark is used to getting what he wants and he wants that account.
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