Player and the Prude (Men of Holsum College, #4)

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Player and the Prude (Men of Holsum College #4)

by Daisy Harris (Goodreads Author)

3.78 of 5 stars 3.78 · rating details · 162 ratings · 40 reviews

Brooks Price loves a challenge. So when a frenemy dares him to sleep with a dorky, over-tall film major, Brooks amps up his considerable charm.

Matt Porter can’t guess why Brooks is flirting with him. Raised religious, Matt doesn’t believe in sex before relationships. Unfortunately, Brooks is all about sex, and Matt doubts Brooks is interested in anything else.

Slowly, Brook...more

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Published July 7th 2012 by Siren-Bookstrand

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Jul 07, 2012 Veronica / V rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I love this series.

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This is another wonderful sequel, this author really did a good job.
Bummer, I wish my English was better, so I can do this review more justice.
Bear with me while I try to organize my thoughts.
This time the author didn't keep the story as cute or romantic as the other books. This time is was more pain, adjustment to be who you really are, and some well deserved tears.
Matt was raised by religious parents, and they managed to damaged Matt con...more

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Oct 14, 2012 Jane Stewart rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: erotic-gay-male-contemporary-romanc

3 ½ stars. Slightly above average. It kept my interest, but it wasn’t as good as the first book in the series.

There are several explicit sex scenes including rear door activity. They were pretty good, but not as good as in the first book. The story and characters were not interesting enough - for me. Matt keeps running away because he fears his urges. And he won’t tell Brooks why.

STORY BRIEF:
Brooks has a promiscuous reputation, having sex with almost everyone. Matt was raised in a religious com...more

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Oct 07, 2012 Julesmarie rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I wasn't expecting to like this as much as I did. The blurb with all of its references to violence and then the less-positive reviews made me leery. I actually considered skipping this one and just moving on to the next in the series, and I'm so glad I didn't! This may actually be my favorite of the series so far--and I didn't think any could top the first!

I didn't really like Brooks from book 3, so I wasn't very excited to read his story. I ADORED getting to watch his transformation in this boo...more I wasn't expecting to like this as much as I did. The blurb with all of its references to violence and then the less-positive reviews made me leery. I actually considered skipping this one and just moving on to the next in the series, and I'm so glad I didn't! This may actually be my favorite of the series so far--and I didn't think any could top the first!

I didn't really like Brooks from book 3, so I wasn't very excited to read his story. I ADORED getting to watch his transformation in this book. And it wasn't a magical "poof! I'm in love, I'll be perfect now" transformation, either. It was beautifully paced and perfectly believable. And Brooks became my new favorite character of this series. I loved getting to watch his realizations that life didn't have to be like his mother and Hunter wanted him to think it had to be. Getting to watch him want to be a better person, and then want to be the person Matt needed him to be... amazing.

I've mentioned in my other reviews how impressed I've been with Ms. Harris's ability to create believable, realistic characters and that's never been more true than in this book. Both Brooks and Matt were not only believable, but sympathetic. I could understand where they both were coming from, and I was rooting for them as fiercely as I've ever rooted for any fictional couple.

I think my favorite thing about the book is how both Brooks and Matt became better, more confident, more settled and stable people because of their relationship. (view spoiler)

I love that Ms. Harris's books often read as fascinating character studies as well as entertaining romance novellas. I can't help but wonder what she'd be able to accomplish with a longer format. Either way, I love what she does, and can't wait to start #5!(less)

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Sep 16, 2012 Top 2 Bottom Reviews Interviews and More rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I’m hopelessly addicted to this series. In my opinion each book is getting better and better as the series continues. Ms. Harris seems to have really found her stride with each book. Every one of them reads fresh and unique and all of them have characters that seem to really live and breathe off of the written page.

Since the blurb does an excellent job of describing the story, I won’t rehash it very much. I’ve read several books with this type of scenario b...more

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Aug 24, 2012 Christi Snow rated it 5 of 5 stars

My Review:
I have adored this series, but after the original book, this one is definitely my favorite of the four released so far. I loved Matt and Brooks and I NEVER thought I would be saying that from what I had seen of Brooks in the other books!

The title of this is so perfect. Brooks is most definitely the player. He's the man-slut on campus...sleeping with anyone without any regard to anyone but himself. He's a rich, self-involved guy...until he meets Matt. Matt grew up in North Dakota to a v...more

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Jul 11, 2012 Guilty Pleasures rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Matt Porter is struggling with being raised with a religious background, being gay and dating, along with wanting to Dominate his new boyfriend, Brooks Prince. Matt is such a quiet, nice guy that I instantly fell in love with him. Then as the book progressed, Matt starts to think of these deliciously wicked things he wants to do Brooks and my heart melts. “He wanted to love Brooks, to be loved in return. Not treat him like a filthy slut — the way his torrid imagination wanted.” I must say Matt’s...more

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Jul 08, 2012 Phuong rated it 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book and the dynamics between Brooks and Matt. What started off as a bet Brooks agreed to with frenemy, Hunter, turns into something he wasn't expecting. Brooks is the "player" on campus with many casual hookups and Hunter makes a bet about wheher Brooks will be able to convice Matt to have sex with him. Matt doesn't believe in having sex unless it's within a relationship and he's also afraid due to having thoughts of domination during sex. They start spending time together...more

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Jul 08, 2012 Vanessa theJeepDiva rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, ebook, m-m, romance, request

I do believe that Matt and Brooks just took over as my favorite couple of this series. I find that slightly ironic considering I did not want to like Brooks when I began this installment of the Men of Holsum College series. His initial thoughts and opinions of Matt are harsh and the reason he began talking to him in the first place is beyond cruel.

Matt was tough to read at times. His thoughts and feelings about his own sexuality and his desires are harsh. He thinks he is perverted, he believes...more

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Jul 07, 2012 Lucy rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I love the men of Holsum College. There is something so fun, so RIGHT about them, even when they are fighting inner battles. This may be my absolute favorite couple so far. While their beginning was very non-romantic, it morphs into a chance for Brooks to step away from his slutty, sort of selfish persona and become, in his words, a better man. And he is successful at that.
It is Hunter, a completely spoiled, self-absorbed jerk, who makes the bet with Brooks wh...more Reviewed for Hearts On Fire Reviews

I love the men of Holsum College. There is something so fun, so RIGHT about them, even when they are fighting inner battles. This may be my absolute favorite couple so far. While their beginning was very non-romantic, it morphs into a chance for Brooks to step away from his slutty, sort of selfish persona and become, in his words, a better man. And he is successful at that.
It is Hunter, a completely spoiled, self-absorbed jerk, who makes the bet with Brooks while they are busy bitching about having to do community service as part of their college requirement- $500 that Brooks can’t sleep with the nerdy, quiet Matt. That Brooks accepts shows what kind of man he was. At that point, he couldn’t even really remember Matt’s name. Brooks claimed Hunter’s way of trying to psyche him out or get the upper hand bugged him, yet he fell into the trap over and over. Granted, some of it was Matt’s social climbing obnoxious mother wanted Hunter’s families contacts, but still! Brooks was, in Matt’s words, “like a public toilet – everyone had sat on him at some point”. I LOVED that description!
Matt made the book for me. He was raised uber-religious and taught that not only was being gay cause for going to hell, but even touching yourself is a perversion. How does a person reconcile this with not only wanting other men, but having the inner yearning to be dominant, to talk dirty, to go all out with sex. He has so much shame for his thoughts, you want to scoop him up and reassure him, “you are normal, all right and it’s okay”. Even when Matt is just touching himself, he feels guilt and shame over what he wants.
Matt has never dated, never done anything. Never had a kiss, for that matter. When Brooks does take him for a “date”, they go to the Art Museum for an erotic exhibit. Matt is angry about that, but does go. When the combination of the scintillating pictures, the proximity to Brooks, and the constant rubbing of his erection on his jeans (“Matt thought he was going to have to shove his pants off and hump something”), there is a scene in the bathroom that shows that just maybe Brooks has some hope to be worthy of Matt.
An interesting aspect of this story is as it progresses, Brooks starts to lose sight of the fact that it was a bet that started it all. He moves so slowly with Matt, giving him space, respect and time. He is amazing at that point, and poor Matt, he’s trying so very hard to accept himself. Together the two of them do this dance through their baggage and come out victorious.
There are just so many parts I loved, Matt admitting for the first time that he was ashamed and Brooks being moved to tears; Matt admitting what he wants in bed and being accepted by Brooks; the way Brooks handles Matt’s inexperience and insecurities. The topic of the bet does come up, poor baby. They are just so perfect for each other, and they would never have thought it. Just lovely.
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Jul 11, 2012 Jen (Red Hot Books) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Review to come.Daisy Harris continues her Men of Holsum college series with what I think is the strongest installment to date.

The story follows the popular and carefree Brooks as he sets his sights on Matt, the tall, awkward roommate of an ex-hookup. The conquest actually starts as a dare, but Brooks is legitimately attracted to Matt, so it quickly becomes more than that.

Matt is struggling to accept his wants and desires. He was raised in a strict Christian home that was very sexually repressed....more

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Sep 26, 2012 Valentina Heart rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This review was originally written for The Romance Reviews and can also be found there.

PLAYER AND THE PRUDE is the closest to the first book in this series when it comes to the actual plot as well as the amount of eroticism. I loved it from the first chapter to the last and wouldn't think twice before recommending it.

It all started with a bet where Brooks took on the challenge of bedding the awkward and badly dressed Matt. The push into their lives is really sudden and there is no time for a bre...more

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Aug 30, 2012 Francesca the Fierce ~Eyelet Ecstasy~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm-kink, books-read-2012, genre-erotica, man-loving

4.5 Stars

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Having come into this series right in the middle with book #3 I will say that this is my favorite of the series, but I'm not sure if that counts for much. PLAYER AND THE PRUDE is about Matt and Brooks. We (at least I) met them in book 3. Matt is Gabe's roommate, Gabe went on a couple of dates with Brooks.

So Brooks is the player because he's a bit of a manwhore, what with his rugged good looks, always dressed in the latest fashion and coming fro...more 4.5 Stars

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Having come into this series right in the middle with book #3 I will say that this is my favorite of the series, but I'm not sure if that counts for much. PLAYER AND THE PRUDE is about Matt and Brooks. We (at least I) met them in book 3. Matt is Gabe's roommate, Gabe went on a couple of dates with Brooks.

So Brooks is the player because he's a bit of a manwhore, what with his rugged good looks, always dressed in the latest fashion and coming from a rich family. Matt is the complete opposite. He's geeky, really tall, maybe without the fashion sense gene. Brooks "best friend" challenges him to get with Matt and Brooks never backs down from a challenge.

I think what I loved the most about the connection between these two was the fact that Brooks was able to put down that mask he had to wear with others around him. He was just himself, enjoying what he enjoyed and not feeling bad about it. It was a process of discovery for both and not the "oh I'm gay" variety. Brooks realized that the life he was leading was probably not the one that would make him happy. Matt learned that after the oppression mentality that was ingrained in him and how he grew up, he had to let things go and enjoy life for what it was. Taking pleasure and also accepting the pain that goes along with it. They both had a great attitude to the changes that had to be made.

And of course I can't leave out that it was hot, right? Matt is a virgin but he has what he considers bad thoughts about Brooks. He wants to spank him, slap him, choke him, tie him down, rough him up. And after his internal battles he manages to do all that. The rough sex scene after he throws Brooks against the wall......'nuff said.

As usual, I guess my complain is the I love yous, and in this case the lets get married way too soon in a relationship. Although at least this book did seem to span a longer period of time than the previous book so I guess the relationship building was behind the pages, but I would've liked to see more of it to make the ending fit with the story for me.

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Nov 21, 2012 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 4-stars, anthologies-novellas-short-stories, contemporary, ebooks, erotica, male-male, romance, reviewed-on-blog

Now this is what I'm talking about! I had been getting a little disappointed with this series because the previous two books didn't match the potential I saw in the first. But, Player and the Prude threw all my expectations out the window and gave me a fascinating story that kept me up late into the night. As a warning, this is much darker than the other Holsum College novellas and I really enjoyed that aspect. The authors plays around with some different, more controversial themes in this book...more

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Aug 01, 2012 Andrea rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Full review can be seen at Seductive Musings.

Brooks is a member of the lacrosse team. Holsum College requires sports teams to do community service so his team is spending the day packing boxes of food under the supervision of an uptight and slightly dorky guy named Matt. Brooks and one of his teammates decide to make the day a bit more interesting by placing a wager on whether Brooks can get Matt into bed. Brooks is getting into so much more than he bargained for with this bet!

Just in case you d...more Full review can be seen at Seductive Musings.

Brooks is a member of the lacrosse team. Holsum College requires sports teams to do community service so his team is spending the day packing boxes of food under the supervision of an uptight and slightly dorky guy named Matt. Brooks and one of his teammates decide to make the day a bit more interesting by placing a wager on whether Brooks can get Matt into bed. Brooks is getting into so much more than he bargained for with this bet!

Just in case you didn’t figure it out by now, Brooks is a total slut and makes no secret of it. Brooks spends his time at college doing three things: getting an education, having a good time, and creating the network of friends which will provide the social standing he needs when he graduates. Matt seems to be completely opposite, he keeps to himself, studies hard and doesn’t sleep around.

Once you get under the surface though, Matt and Brooks have some strong similarities. They both need to figure out how to accept themselves for who they are and gain some self-respect. Matt was raised in a strictly religious environment and has some sexual hangups and self conflict because of it. As a gay man, Matt’s religious upbringing has led to some confusion for him when it comes to sexual relationships. One thing he is quite clear on is that sex is special and should be reserved for relationships, not casual hook ups. Not so clear to him are his fantasies. Matt gets off on fantasies of dominating a lover. He can’t reconcile in his mind that he could love someone and also want to cause them physical pain at the same time. He sees himself as warped and because of that has not allowed himself any romantic relationships. He’s never even kissed a guy. Brooks appears to have it all, he’s wealthy, good looking and popular. His parents have stressed the importance of connecting and maintaining friendships with important people, one such person is his lacrosse teammate. The teammate is the son of a senator. In an effort to maintain that friendship, Brooks allows himself to be controlled, belittled and disrespected even though he hates every minute of it.

Anyway, what starts off as a simple wager becomes much more complicated. Matt makes it clear that he won’t be party to a casual sexual encounter, he’s looking for a relationship. Brooks is forced to put some serious effort into getting to know Matt. As they get to know each other they are both surprised at how much they like the other and a true romance begins. As their relationship develops, Brooks notices that Matt is holding part of himself back and wants to know why. The question becomes, will Brooks still want to be with him once Matt lets him in on his darkest fantasies?

I have come to expect certain things when I pick up a book in The Men of Holsum College series. I expect a fun and light hearted book with steamy sex scenes and interesting guys. Player and the Prude was a departure from that, it was darker and more intense.

I liked Matt and Brooks and the dynamics of their relationship. I was pleasantly surprised at how much I connected with their conflicted emotions and self-doubt. That allowed me to be pulled into the story on a much deeper level than I expected. I loved how genuine their reactions were to events as they were coming to terms with themselves. The level of understanding and acceptance between Brooks and Matt was absolute perfection. I was thrilled to see a relationship where seeming opposites come together and completely get each other in a way so few couples do. Player and the Prude is very well done and a great addition to the series.(less)

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Sep 09, 2012 Ni_kii rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, mm

Brooks is well known around campus for being a little bit of a slapper. When a frenemy bets him that he can’t seduce Matt, one of the campus good-boys, he willingly accepts the terms. There is no way that Matt is going to give it up easily; this is going to take some wooing. But Brook has never had to let anyone this close to him to get them into bed; will he really be able to treat Matt as a emotionless screw to win a bet?

Matt has been brought up with strict religious beliefs. He doesn’t believ...more Brooks is well known around campus for being a little bit of a slapper. When a frenemy bets him that he can’t seduce Matt, one of the campus good-boys, he willingly accepts the terms. There is no way that Matt is going to give it up easily; this is going to take some wooing. But Brook has never had to let anyone this close to him to get them into bed; will he really be able to treat Matt as a emotionless screw to win a bet?

Matt has been brought up with strict religious beliefs. He doesn’t believe in sex without love and remains a virgin even though the majority of his friends are not. There is another reason why Matt has never let anyone get close to him intimately; he needs kink in the bedroom. His desires sicken him and he worries that he will hurt the person in his bed because of them.

When Brooks starts to flirt with him, Matt doesn’t quite know what is going on. Unable to resist, he allows him to date him and get closer than anyone has before. But they are heading down a road that ends at a bed; will Matt be able to come to terms with his sexuality and allow himself to consummate their relationship?

I’m a little behind on this series but I do so love it. The Holsum College series is a lovely MM series following the lives and loves of the gay populace of the local college. In each separate book, there has been a very different story to tell. This one is possibly the kinkiest one as it has BDSM themes. I say it has themes as, although Matt is blatantly a Dominant, Brook is not a submissive. The exploration of the dynamics of the sexual relationship is only briefly touched upon in this novella, but I feel that is in fitting with the overall theme of the series.

I enjoyed the struggle that Matt had in marrying his beliefs with all aspects of his sexuality. I’m sure there are many people with religious beliefs who face similar problems. Yes, Matt had more issues because he wanted to dominate too. I loved it and I really wanted to give him a massive hug throughout his tale. My heart bled for him because I couldn’t imagine having to hide my true identity from anyone.

I’ll admit, I was dubious about this being Brooks’s story simply because he wasa bit of a douche in another story. When this tale started with a bet, my heart sank because I hate douchy hero’s. Surprisingly, he changed it round and I loved him by the end. The way he supported and encouraged Matt throughout made me want to give a him a big kiss. He became a hero I enjoyed.

Overall, this is a fabulous addition to a fantastic series. I loved these two men and actively cheered for their HEA. A sweet, slightly kink read which made me feel all warm and gooey inside.
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Sep 04, 2012 Nikki Brandyberry rated it 4 of 5 stars

I have a tumultuous relationship with this series. I absolutely adored book one, College Boys, but felt after that one things steadily went down hill. I liked book two, Diva and The Frat Boy, but I wasn’t wowed by it. Book three, Townie and The Twink, came right on its heels and I wasn’t feeling that one at all. At the end of book three I wasn’t sure I would continue with the series. In the past Harris has always redeemed herself with follow up books so I made myself a promise to check out book...more I have a tumultuous relationship with this series. I absolutely adored book one, College Boys, but felt after that one things steadily went down hill. I liked book two, Diva and The Frat Boy, but I wasn’t wowed by it. Book three, Townie and The Twink, came right on its heels and I wasn’t feeling that one at all. At the end of book three I wasn’t sure I would continue with the series. In the past Harris has always redeemed herself with follow up books so I made myself a promise to check out book four and then if two in a row didn’t work for me, I’d call it quits. I’m glad I made that promise to myself because I really liked Player and The Prude!

I instantly liked Matt and his awkward sense of self. I found him to be believable which is a quality I think the last few books were lacking. Matt, being raised by a religious family was torn between his life as a gay young man and his biblical upbringing. He found a semi happy medium with holding on to the one aspect of his religion he had some control over, his virginity. He seemed at times to be at odds with himself. The opinions of his fanatical parents and those like them seemed to leak into his brain unannounced. I liked his internal struggle and thought that in the end, staying true to himself, was exactly what he needed.

Brooks was a bit of a harder sell for me. He’s your typical frat boy, jock type with his over the top personality. I wanted to dislike him on principle alone. I hated guys like him. Brooks grew on me because he was all bark and no bite. He acted like he did in a attempt to fit in with the a particular crowd of guys. Mainly the rich ones. Underneath it all his feelings and desires were just like every one else. Sure his bet that he could bag Matt was a touch “She’s All That” but still, it made for a good plot. Brooks took the time to show Matt that he could let go of his past and move forward with the future he was meant to have.

Brooks and Matt are wonderful together. I enjoyed their slow warm up and thought it worked much better then the typical fast moving gay couples I read about. It annoys me to read of gay men being all so promiscuous. I don’t have a ton of knowledge in the area but I assume it works just like heterosexual couples. There are sluts and there are traditional. I tire of reading about the sluts. The gay that seem to bang anything with the correct parts. I want the same emotional connection I read of other books and while I don’t think I totally got it in this book I will say it was a step in the right direction.

I look forward to book number five, which is already in my TBR pile!

I give Player and The Prude by Daisy Harris 4 stars! (less)

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Jul 28, 2012 MandyM rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-romance

3.5 stars. Interesting story about Matt, a conflicted and repressed gay student who is targeted by Brooks, the good-looking man-whore of the college campus. Matt comes from a very religious family and on top of that he has very violent urges when having sex. He's actually quite a dark character for this author (and especially for this publisher) and I felt uneasy about him for a while afterwards, thinking that his violence could get worse down the track. I don't think the book was resolved well....more

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Sep 17, 2012 Gabbi rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I’m hopelessly addicted to this series. In my opinion each book is getting better and better as the series continues. Ms. Harris seems to have really found her stride with each book. Every one of them reads fresh and unique and all of them have characters that seem to really live and breathe off of the written page.

Since the blurb does an excellent job of describing the story, I won’t rehash it very much. I’ve read several books with this type of scenario before. Man is dared to ask quiet man ou...more

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Jul 31, 2012 Becky Mrs Condit Reads Books rated it 5 of 5 stars

Not at all what I expected. Daisy Harris’ PLAYER AND THE PRUDE is not as vapid as the title sounds. This is a seriously good romance with very well developed characters. And the important thing is the characters are not stereotypical in their title roles of player and prude.
Please see my complete review on August 24, 2012 at http://mrsconditreadsbooks.com/index....

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Aug 30, 2012 Annabelle Blume rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is a fantastic book in the series. Matt's struggle was more serious than I was expecting and it really pulled at my heart strings. As always, Ms. Harris knocks it outa the park with her love scenes.

I absolutely adore the Holsum College series. It makes me so happy knowing whenever I need a good read with hot lovin' I can grab one of these books and be whisked away into hot college boy land!

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Dec 30, 2012 Eli Easton rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is my third book in this series and the only one so far I've rated less than 5 stars. It was still very good, but the slight BDSM kink wasn't so much my thing. I liked the characters though and the progression of the romance. Great series.

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Aug 09, 2012 Book Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

Player and the Prude is a thoughtful exploration of a more extreme side of human sexuality. To read my review in its entirety, please visit http://www.bookreviewsandmorebykathy....

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Sep 25, 2012 Kia Shiru rated it 4 of 5 stars

Great as always though had a bit of trouble following who was who from time to time. At a few cases I felt like the POV character switched accidentally.
Nothing to keep me from reading on though :D

This series is very easy and comfortable to read. Great simple language, easy to understand guys and they are both hot and super sexy at the same time.

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Aug 16, 2012 Rachel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemp-m-m, romance-m-m, high-school-or-college-m-m

I think that this might be my favorite book in the series so far. I really liked the characters, the progression of their relationship, and the writing just really worked for me in this story. I really enjoyed this one!

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Jul 07, 2012 Kadesha rated it 5 of 5 stars

Matt and Brooks were Great together! How is it Iove each book in the series more then the next. I also love how their misunderstanding's were resolved and not allowed to fester.

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Jul 12, 2012 Bogusia rated it 5 of 5 stars

I’ve been eagerly awaiting the release of this book, and was not disappointed.I loved it !!! I'm looking for a continuation here.
Thanks Daisy :)

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Reviewed by: Lucy
Genre: M/M Contemporary
ISBN 13: NA
Rated: 5 Hearts

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Jul 05, 2012 Brien Michaels rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is by far my favorite book in the series to date. Like...seriously. I'm not going you a choice in the matter. Read it. Immediately!

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Jul 29, 2012 Nichole (Dirty H) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, m-m, college-boys

I really really liked this one. More like 4.5 stars, but I told myself I wouldn't give half stars anymore so I'm giving it 5.

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Aug 30, 2012 Mouse rated it 4 of 5 stars

Real emotions. Loved this. A bit too short, especially for the price. :/

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Retired party girl and science fiction enthusiast, Daisy Harris spends most of her time writing sexy romance and plotting the fall of Western civilization. Her books can be found on Amazon, Nook, and wherever else fine erotic romance is sold.

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Player and the Prude (Men of Holsum College #4)

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