Unconditional love . . . What does that really mean? Does that mean what you say during your wedding ceremony is supposed to be set in stone? Does it mean absolute love? That you love that person through anything and everything? In sickness and health, for better or worse, forsaking all others, until death do you part? When does that stop being the standard? When does it stop being love and turn into a power struggle?
Donovan Lattimore has been a mover and shaker all his life. He comes from a good family and he was the star of his high school football team. He did not want or need anything. He had a following that was like no other, boys who wanted to be associated with him and girls that wanted to be had by him. There was nothing more exciting than to be around Donovan Lattimore. Donovan could have anything that he wanted, except for Charlene. Charlene was far from a groupie and she was not going to be just another conquest for Donovan. How was Donovan going to keep getting things his way? Who was going to come out ahead, Donovan or Charlene?
Winston Taylor is Donovan’s best friend and the number two guy on the football team. Winston keeps Donovan practically in line along with being one of his biggest cheerleaders. While Winston is Donovan’s guy, Dawn is Winston’s girl. He loves Dawn and she loves him. They are part of the football team/cheerleader travelling group but sometimes Dawn just wants Winston to herself. When that happens, there is a tug of war between her and Donovan who feels like wherever he is, Winston should be there also. Who is going to win when it comes to getting Winston’s attention? His best friend or the woman that he loves?
Playing The Game Of Love is a book about power. Technically if you are in love, that should be your power but when you have other events in your life it can prove to be difficult. The characters in this book have you sitting on the edge of your seat with their actions and shenanigans. The drama is keeping you talking to the characters and telling them what they should do! I love books by DeCoster, she keeps you wanting to read more and more. The flow of the story is perfect, you can read this without stopping if you have the time. Great read keep up the great work!
This book is available for purchase through Amazon.com (both Kindle and Paperback) and on the publishers’ website, https://www.majorkeypublishing.com/novels.
- ASIN : B08K45J77H
- Publisher : Major Key Publishing (September 25, 2020)
- Publication date : September 25, 2020
- Language: : English
- File size : 3580 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 408 pages
- Lending : Enabled
In these times, words have different meanings than what they used to have. You can not use certain words with everyone because everyone is not deserving of the pure definition. Take the word friend, it used to mean something if you were called a friend. It meant that another person trusted you enough to consider you like you were a part of their family. With the way that society is now with everyone for themselves, the word friend is thrown around so loosely that you might as well be a stranger. For that very reason, you have to choose your words and friends wisely or you might just end up with someone who you would consider an enemy rather than a friend.
Have you ever looked at a person and said to yourself “that is the man/woman who I am going to spend the rest of my life with?” I’m sure we all have, but what makes us so sure that person is the one for us? Is it their looks, or maybe their income or could it be the way that they showed you their dreams? How do you know who “your” forever person is?
Our society’s idea of marriage comes in many different forms nowadays. The one thing that is constant is you BOTH have agreed to forsake all others ~ but do we really know what that phrase means? Forsaking all others means of course being with only your spouse but in addition to that it also means putting your marriage and your spouse above everything else, except God of course. When you start to put things in front of your marriage you lose sight of the real purpose, to love and honor them forever. Were you being truthful when you entered into this agreement or were you being selfish?
In the world that we live in today it seems like race determines everyones motive. You can barely talk to anyone without race coming into the conversation, since when did race become so important? When and how did race make decisions for the smallest of things? Are we a better society if we let race rule our decisions or should we let fate take it’s course?
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