Review: Holiday Games by Jaci Burton - 4 Wine Glasses

Title: Holiday Games 
Series: Play by Play #6.5
Author: Jaci Burton 
Format: ebook, 127 pages
Published: November 19th 2013 by Penguin
ISBN: 1101636122
Links: Goodreads | Amazon | B&N
Source: NetGalley
Reviewer: Crystal
Rating: 4/5

A Holiday Novella

A Riley wedding is in the works, a Riley Christmas means a house full of family, and baby making is on Liz Riley's mind. Chasing Gavin around and meeting in dark closets can be fun, but Liz is more than a little determined. Even with family in every corner of the house, Gavin is more than ready to do whatever Liz wants—especially when sex is involved. It's a Riley family Christmas.

Thoughts:
Holiday Games follows the Riley family through the holidays with a favorite past couple from Changing the Game, Liz and Gavin. For the first time, Liz is holding the Riley family Christmas gathering at their house and everything has to be perfect. Add in her sister-in-laws upcoming nuptials, and the year long struggle to conceive, and Liz is beyond stressed. But Liz has a plan. She's decided that she needs sex, and lots of it, to have the baby she dreams of. And Gavin is all for the sex games  that she plays day and night, private...and not-so-private. Will this couple get their holiday wish?

Holiday Games was such a sweet and sexy holiday story. It might be novella length but make no mistake, this is a full, satisfying and entertaining story. 

The story follows Liz and Gavin through their journey of conceiving. It's fun, smoking hot, and full of romance. You can feel right from the start that Gavin and Liz's love for each other has only grown since Changing the Game.  But Holiday Games also features all of your favorite characters from the Play by Play series. Mick and Tara Riley struggle with one of their sons becoming an adult, while Jenna Riley and Ty Anderson put the finishing touches on their wedding. This was a wonderful edition to the series and written with the sinfully sexy flair that Jaci Burton is known for. And how can a book not be fabulous with a cover that delicious?