The Grandest Game

by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

She was just treading water. But that was better than drowning.

“if you intend to make your recklessness my problem, you should expect that problem to be solved.”

If there was one thing that Rohan knew about himself, it was that when losing wasn’t an option, he always found a way to win.

There was no arguing with Grayson Hawthorne.

She wasn’t supposed to understand Grayson Hawthorne, and he certainly wasn’t supposed to understand her.

he studied her like a rare book and accepted whatever it was that he saw with a subtle nod.

Brady laid a hand on Gigi’s shoulder and smiled. Not a small smile. Not a subtle one. A something-to-behold, earth-shattering, hope-you-don’t-ever-want-to-breathe-again kind of smile.

“Everything matters, Savvy—until nothing does.”