Power Games

Rating:
Summary: Gripping suspense
Review: I think this book is one of Ms. Jordan's best. The other books I've read of hers sort of dragged on. I didn't particularly like the way she went on and on about the past and left only around a hundred pages for the present. But this book is much better. Sometimes I felt like punching Jay but then I thought he was so sexy that I didn't give a damn what he did. And Bram was also sexy . . . like father like son. I haven't finished the book yet but as soon as I get home tonight I'll know what the outcome is.

Rating:
Summary: Power is Everything.
Review: Self-made millionaire Bram Soames is a powerful, charismatic businessman. But he's also a man torn by guilt over the scandalous relationship that produced his son.

Jay Soames has always used his father's guilt to his advantage and has, for years, schemed to keep anyone-particularly any woman-from gaining a place in his fathers life. Until Taylor Fielding.

Having had her whole world destroyed by the violent actions of one man, Taylor has struggled to create a new-and safe-life for herself. She is a woman whose past threatens her future. A woman Jay must now destroy at any cost-including exposing her darkest secrets.

But revealing the truth about Taylor's past draws them all into a game they are powerless to control.

from back cover