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Game Gentry Boys #3 Cora Brent Books

This one is Chase's story. In this book we get to see beneath his charming, seemingly carefree surface persona and see the effects the abusive childhood the triplet brothers endured on him. In the first book Chase is ambushed by some disgruntled frat boys and very badly beaten. During his recuperation he becomes dependent on painkillers. As is their habit, his brothers close ranks around him. Surrounded by their love and support, he goes into rehab and afterward attends regular support meetings. He is very intelligent and is now taking college classes. The heroine, Stephanie Bransky, is the roommate of Truly (brother Creed's girlfriend). She was introduced in the second book and frankly, wasn't a very likeable character. It turns out her father, who's now in prison, was a bookie. Her mother died of cancer, one brother in the family business was murdered, and her other brother disappeared out of her life. She moved across the country and became a bookie herself to pay for college. By showing compassion for a potential client, Stephanie found herself in an untenable situation and was filmed in a humiliating video that she's living in fear will surface online. She is very standoffish and has a difficult time opening up to people. She has opened up a little to Truly. She and Chase are taking a class together. He is able to effortlessly charm women and is intrigued by Stephanie, who isn't easily won over by him. Their story is interesting and captivating, a good addition to the series.


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Game Gentry Boys #3 Cora Brent Books Reviews

I absolutely love these Gentry boys! Chase has been my absolute favorite Gentry since the first book. He is such a sweet, kind and gentle soul. I absolutely loved Stephanie for him. So broken and so strong at once. This book to me was a little bittersweet. I know there is another Gentry book coming out that focuses on Declan, and believe me.....I can't wait to read it. But I think what drew me to these books was the relationship between the three brothers. I know Declan is close to them....and I know his story will be amazing. But I will certainly miss the main focus on one of the boys and their significant others. Still excited for it release though. I would absolutely love a story in the future that focuses on their lives now that they are separated and making their own families. DEFINITELY and DESPERATELY want to see Cord play daddy and watch Creed and Chase become super uncles. Anyway....great book. Looking forward to the next one
I really enjoyed this series. I would definitely recommend starting with Draw and reading the books in order. The connection between these three brothers is so well written. You don't doubt how strong their ties are to one another. Reading how each of them finds "the one" and watching their relationships develop was worth the lack of sleep I suffered from late nights of reading.
The sex is steamy and the dialogue is funny, hot, and dirty (those boys have mouths on them!).
These are three young men who have had a terrible childhood and you just can't help but root for their happily ever after.
I'm looking forward to reading their cousin, Declan's, story.
I will admit, when I first saw this series, I was concerned. Underground fighting is such a rage right now and while these men all seem to be beasts in the ring and the bed, they don't all have dimension. However, this series is really more about love and beating the odds. The best book by far is Chase's because it shows what it's like when you're afraid you won't overcome your past, your name, the demons you've lived with your whole life. Chase is weak -- not because he's an addict, but because deep down he wants something he knows he can't have and it makes him weaker and less sure of himself. He wants a family, he wants his parents to love him, unlike his brothers who just want to forget. Chase can't forget and that's what makes him so real. I adored his boyish charm and his rocky relationship with Creed which said it all you don't always like your family, but they are most often the people who make you feel whole, even if they break your heart. Steph, well, I loved her vulnerability and her ability to carry a baseball bat and beat the crap out of people. I adore a girl and her f bomb and I found her insecurities to be so real that I was feeling them all with her. Overall, I liked the book and I'm happy with the series.
In the first two books, Chasyn (Chase) appeared very light-hearted and devil-may-care. However, it stands to reason that if Cord and Creed had deep-seated issues from the abuse suffered, so would he.

An ambush in book one left Chase dependent on painkillers. Confronted by his brothers, who told him, in essence, that they would go into any abyss to get him out, he chose to enter rehab. Now clean, he is enrolled in college, using his amazing intelligence for "good".

And that's when she catches his eye. Stephanie Bransky. Truly's (Creed's girlfriend) roommate. From the start, there is something different about her. He doesn't know what it is, just that he wants it.

Stephanie moved clear across the country to escape a painful past - mother dead, brother murdered, second brother in the wind, father in prison. In order to pay her way through college, she becomes a bookie. And, she's good at it until she makes a bad judgment call that ends in her complete and utter humiliation.

Chase pursues Stephanie. Stephanie pushes him away. He has secrets he is keeping from her; she's worried about a video.

Will they get past their pasts? Will Chase, like his brothers, get his happily ever after?
This one is Chase's story. In this book we get to see beneath his charming, seemingly carefree surface persona and see the effects the abusive childhood the triplet brothers endured on him. In the first book Chase is ambushed by some disgruntled frat boys and very badly beaten. During his recuperation he becomes dependent on painkillers. As is their habit, his brothers close ranks around him. Surrounded by their love and support, he goes into rehab and afterward attends regular support meetings. He is very intelligent and is now taking college classes. The heroine, Stephanie Bransky, is the roommate of Truly (brother Creed's girlfriend). She was introduced in the second book and frankly, wasn't a very likeable character. It turns out her father, who's now in prison, was a bookie. Her mother died of cancer, one brother in the family business was murdered, and her other brother disappeared out of her life. She moved across the country and became a bookie herself to pay for college. By showing compassion for a potential client, Stephanie found herself in an untenable situation and was filmed in a humiliating video that she's living in fear will surface online. She is very standoffish and has a difficult time opening up to people. She has opened up a little to Truly. She and Chase are taking a class together. He is able to effortlessly charm women and is intrigued by Stephanie, who isn't easily won over by him. Their story is interesting and captivating, a good addition to the series.