Rhayne's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 5 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 Over the past year the literary world has been saturated with MC books. I have enjoyed reading different takes and different characters that create this lifestyle. However, to be completely honest, the Reapers series is hands down my absolute favorite. Inside this series, Devil's Game is by far the best yet. 
 Em and Hunter have a relationship that is built on lies and deceit. They are thrown into situations that fall under the title "For the Good of the Club" and are expected to never put personal feeling before club business. It's a situation that is doomed from the beginning. Watching these two battle not only with the club, but with their own feelings is an intense, gut wrenching, heart wrenching, emotional rollercoaster. 
 I loved the twist and turns this story delivered. Having Em and Hunter being from rival MC's and connected to each other personally added a layer of conflict that was totally fresh and original. That is one thing I love about Ms. Wylde's MC world. Nothing is duplicated or similar. She really has a writing style that grabs you and consumes you through every word, page and chapter. 
 Some of the incidents that occur in this book you read about in Reaper's Legacy, only this time you get to experience it in Em's eyes. I am usually not a big fan of repeat scenes in a different POV, but it worked really well here and I loved it. 
 This story is told in dual POV's. You get to see some of it with Em and some with Hunter. It was a very well written balancing act that gave the readers an honest perspective on both ends. It places you on the inside so you can understand what exactly is taking place in each club and what is happening with these two as they try to find a way to have their clubs and their love. 
 Grab a seat and a cold drink, because once you start this edgy, sexy, intense book you are in for an exhilarating ride that doesn't let you off until the last page has been turned....even then, it lingers in your heart for days.