A Player’s Agenda by Ambrielle Kirk

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Title: A Player’s AgendaBr
Author: Ambrielle Kirk

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Publisher: Breathless Press

Genre: Contemporary/Erotic/Interracial/Romance

Length: 23 pgs.
Reviewed by: Karmyn Klein

RATINGS FOR:

Cover: 4

Presentation: 4

Editing: 3

Story: 4

Writing Ability: 4

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About The Book: Mariah has had to work hard for everything in life, and that includes her MBA in Accounting. She doesn’t have time for promiscuous sexy jocks with only one thing on their mind. She’d have to be content with daydreams about former football player Damien, whose nightly sexual conquests made the campus rumor mill. No one is more surprised than she, when Damien approaches her after class one day with a lust-filled agenda on his mind. Does Mariah have the right mix of bedroom moves to tame this player…forever?

The Review: In A Players Agenda, big time player and all around hottie Damien Peterson is obsessed with his classmate, the sexy and seductive Mariah Coleman. Unable to concentrate on the class lecture, he decides he needs to make his fantasies into reality.

Like every other red-blooded woman on campus, Mariah has lusted after the delectable Damien, but she’s a realist. Damien probably doesn’t even know she exists. Mariah wonders what would a rich white boy want with a poor black girl?

In Ambrielle Kirk’s short story, opposites not only attract, they have some serious sexual chemistry. Both characters are realistic for the college scene. Damien is ruled by his sex drive and Mariah by her insecurities, not very likable but definitely relatable. And while love at first sight is a hard sell (unless you’re Shakespeare), Ms. Kirk did an admirable job of showing why her characters are compatible and how they just might make it in the long run.

I look forward to reading more of Ms. Kirk’s steamy stories as she progresses as a writer.

Pagan Elements: N/A

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