Let the Game Begin

Let the Game BeginCondition: BRAND NEW ISBN: 9781464245459 Format: B format paperback Year: 2025 Publisher: Sourcebooks Description: A bingeable dark romance featuring a chilling cat and mouse suspense subplot from Italian bestseller and TikTok sensation Kira Shell. A bingeable dark college romance featuring a chilling cat and mouse suspense subplot from Italian bestseller and BookTok sensation Kira Shell. Love the players. Hate the game. Selene Anderson reluctantly

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781464245459
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2025
Publisher: Sourcebooks


Description:
A bingeable dark romance featuring a chilling cat-and-mouse suspense subplot from Italian bestseller and TikTok sensation Kira Shell.



A bingeable dark college romance featuring a chilling cat-and-mouse suspense subplot from Italian bestseller and BookTok sensation Kira Shell.



Love the players. Hate the game.



Selene Anderson reluctantly moves to New York to live with her estranged father and his new family for her first year of college. She's immediately drawn to Neil Miller like a moth to a flame. Neil is the eldest son of her father's new wife; constantly battling a sinister past that gives him no respite. Selene would do anything to break down the walls Neil has built around his heart. But Neil is not ready to open up to anyone, believing himself to be too damaged to be loved.




As Selene and Neil wrestle with conflicting emotions and forbidden fantasies, in the shadows lurks Player 2511-a stalker looking for revenge against Neil. With his riddles, threats and attacks, the ruthless stranger drags Neil into a wicked game that he must play if he wants his family to live-and win if he wants a future with Selene.



Let the Game Begin is the first in the Kiss Me Like You Love Me dark romance series. It features mature themes and explicit content that may not be suitable for all audiences. Reader discretion is advised. Please check the content warning at the beginning of the book.



This work has been translated with the contribution of the Center for Books and Reading of the Italian Ministry of Culture.