Wins the Game - Lucas — Melody Anne

NYT's Best Selling Author Melody Anne is first in producing interactive annotated fiction books for you, her fans. She wanted to take her romance books and make them a fun experience for her fans. You can color, mark pages, enter thoughts, and immerse yourself in the story with these annotated editions. Look for the sticker on the covers to know which books have been updated in the annotated style.Lucas Anderson isn't used to anyone telling him what to do. He's the eldest child of the infamous Joseph Anderson and was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. When Dad decides it's time for him to get married, he'll do anything to not make it happen . . . that is until he meets Amy Harper and nearly burns down the building with the sparks that fly.This is the first book in the New York Times best selling series by Melody Anne that took the world by storm and the beginning of the world-famous Anderson saga. Lucas Anderson is the CEO of the multi-billion dollar Anderson Corporation which employees thousands of people. Amy Harper is his new assistant. Lucas doesn't have an easy time handing over his trust and he can't believe this woman doesn't want anything from him. There's one thing he wants from her, but that leaves them both with something he can never turn his back on.Take the journey with Lucas and Amy as they navigate whole new worlds for both of them and learn how to trust in this epic beginning to a family everyone wants to be a part of. This story starts with Patriarch Joseph Anderson deciding it's time for his children to be married and give him grandchildren . . . and that's exactly what he'll get.As the first book in the series, Melody Anne makes a great first impression with Wins the Game leaving readers craving for more.I am already recommending to friends, peers, and acquaintances. Wins the Game has received two thumbs up from me for sure. As a pondering point, I think it would make an interesting story line for a movie as well.Wins the Game (Billionaire Bachelors) A NIGHT OWL REVIEWS BOOK REVIEW 4.5 Stars