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Summary: From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, Emma Hart, comes the second book in The Game series, and the story everyone wanted after The Love Game… She's in love with him. He's trying not to love her. One night changes everything. Aston Banks never meant to get close to Megan Harper – not even for that one night. Haunted by a childhood he refuses to face, he knew she could break through every wall he’d ever built and tear them down without even realising she was doing it. Betraying Braden by starting a relationship with Aston wasn't on Megan’s to-do list, but the second she sees a glimpse of someone other than the arrogant ass she’s come to know, she can’t walk away. Aston’s childhood is worse than Megan ever guessed, but as he tries and fails to push her away, it’s clear her love is stronger than the demons that cling to him every day. And now, because of it, he finally has to deal with what he’s buried deep down. What he doesn't want to face. Wh...

Inspired by friends... A weekly blog hop where writers share their inspirations. Please join us! I know, many say you can't call people you *know friends until you have known them for more than...what, seven years? But I usually call everyone who I *know friends. Maybe I don't understand the meaning of the word, but if I know you and we get together well, then we are friends. Well, as you might or might not know, I finished another draft of my novel a few weeks ago. I sent it to a few people and some read it and sent me back their thoughts on it. Surprised I was more than I could ever imagine. Take @CJSullivan53  Author of WINGS OF THE DIVIDED and BLADE OF THE DIVIDED. Three-dimensional fiction in a two-dimensional world. [ cjsullivanauthor.blogspot.com ] I asked her if she could read my work and she said yes. And I think she read it in two days. I'm sure. I read all her comments and loved all of them. And she didn't give up on me. Take @RMWagoner1 Wi...

Don’t you hate typos? The worse thing about them is that you find them AFTER you send whatever writing contains them…live. And you freak out and look something like this: Of course, then you might for example, write a tweet saying how much you hate typos. Or you might leave a comment after your post fixing your typo, and BLAMING the typo for making you look…like a typo. Sometimes a typo doesn’t mean you spill something wrong! WHAT? Sometimes you are so concentrated writing whatever you are writing that you write something twice. Take my last tweet for example: If it is important to you, you will find a way to say it.It it is not, you will an an excuse.In there, I found no excuse. #Speak — JLuis Licea (@JLLicea) May 14, 2013 Then, of course, I write a tweet saying how much I hate typos. Doesn't everyone hate #typos ?!? I wish I could put my hand inside the cyber world and give them a good slap. Then I remember I wrote them... — JLuis Lic...