This Is Love Travis Viola

Viola Fisher is the epitome of perfection. She despises my one-night stands and mocks my less-than-classy habits. She's smart, beautiful, and too good to be true. And I want her. If she were anyone else, I'd have made my move years ago, but considering she's my best friend's little sister, she's always been off-limits. Not to mention how much she loathes my very existence. Hating me is her religion, but needing her is mine. Her sexy curves and filthy smart mouth make me want her even more, and I'm more determined than ever to change her mind. I'll prove I'm done playing games. But until then, we'll continue to play by her rules. Viola Fisher may have won the battle, but the war isn't over yet. Checkmate, Princess. This is book 2 in the Travis & Viola duet and must be read in order. Suggested for mature readers only.

Travis King is the worst kind of asshole.He taunts me for being a good girl and mocks my high standards. He's cruel, crass, and has enough confidence to last two lifetimes. And I hate him.It wouldn't matter so much if he were avoidable. But considering he's my older brother's best friend and roommate, I see him more than I'd ever want to.His sculpted abs and gorgeous eyes are wasted on such an arrogant man, which makes me hate him even more.Even though I've had a crush on him since I was ten, the feelings weren't mutual and he's always made that very clear.He's always loved getting under my skin and one night against my better judgment, I let him in my bed. I've succumbed to his manwhore ways, but that doesn't change a thing.Because the King is about to get played at his own game-and lose.Checkmate.

Travis King is the worst kind of a$$hole with good looks and enough confidence to last two lifetimes. Viola Fisher is a goodie two shoes know-it-all who prefers fictional love stories over her own. The only thing they have in common is their mutual hatred for each other. ViolaÕs had a secret crush on Travis since she was ten, but heÕs always made it very clear the feelings arenÕt mutual. HeÕs cruel, crass and takes every opportunity to get under ViolaÕs skin. SheÕs smart, beautiful, and too good to be true. Hating him is her religion, but needing her is his. Although Viola loathes his very existence, against her better judgment she let him into her bed. Her sexy curves and filthy smart mouth make Travis want her even more and although sheÕs succumbed to his manwh*re ways, sheÕs determined to not let that change a thing. Too bad he has other plans. ViolaÕs always been off-limits, but Travis is determined to keep crossing that line. She can try to push him away, but he always gets what he wants and heÕll do anything to prove heÕs done playing games. Until then, theyÕll play by their own rules to see who will win the biggest battle yetÑlove or hate? Checkmate. The Travis & Viola duet includes This is War & This is Love. Suggested for mature readers only.Ê

Liebe ist Krieg ... Zwei Wochen mit der Frau, die ihn am meisten hasst, auf engstem Raum zu verbringen ist selbst für Travis King genug. Er ist bereit sich geschlagen zu geben. Er will der kleinen Schwester seines besten Freunds und Mitbewohners beweisen, dass Schluss mit Spielchen ist. Ab jetzt gelten ihre Regeln. Doch Viola hat vielleicht die Schlacht gewonnen. Aber der Krieg ist noch lange nicht vorbei. Denn ihn zu hassen ist ihr Prinzip. Doch sie für immer zu lieben ist seins. "Superheiß und so romantisch! Kennedy Fox schafft die perfekte Mischung." Shayana Renees Spicey Reads Abschlussband der Checkmate-Reihe um Viola und Travis von USA-Today-Bestseller-Autorin Kennedy Fox

She hates him. He loves getting under her skin. Travis King is the worst kind of a**hole. He taunts me for being a good girl and mocks my high standards. He's cruel, crass, and has enough confidence to last two lifetimes. And I hate him. It wouldn't matter so much if he were avoidable. But considering he's my older brother's best friend and roommate, I see him more than I'd ever want to. His sculpted abs and gorgeous eyes are wasted on such an arrogant man, which makes me hate him even more. Even though I've had a crush on him since I was ten, the feelings weren't mutual and he's made that very clear. He's always loved getting under my skin and one night against my better judgment, I let him in my bed. I've succumbed to his manw**re ways, but that doesn't change a thing. Because the King is about to get played at his own game-and lose. Checkmate, King. This is book 1 in the Travis & Viola duet and must be read first. Suggested for mature readers only.

Introducing the complete Travis & Viola saga in the Checkmate Duet Series from the USA Today bestselling duo pseudonym, Kennedy Fox!Checkmate: This is War & This is Love is an enemies-to-lovers romance that'll have you crying with laughter one moment and screaming in frustration the next-but you'll be begging to play the game with The King. Game on.Travis King is the worst kind of a$$hole with good looks and enough confidence to last two lifetimes.Viola Fisher is a goodie two shoes know-it-all who prefers fictional love stories over her own.The only thing they have in common is their mutual hatred for each other.She's had a secret crush on him since she was ten, but Travis has always made it very clear the feelings aren't mutual. He's cruel, crass and takes every opportunity to get under Viola's skin. She's smart, beautiful, and too good to be true. Hating him is her religion, but needing her is his.Although Viola loathes his very existence, against her better judgment she let him into her bed. Her sexy curves and filthy smart mouth make Travis want her even more and although she's succumbed to his manwh*re ways, she's determined to not let that change a thing. Too bad he has other plans. Viola's always been off-limits, but Travis is determined to keep crossing that line. She can try to push him away, but he always gets what he wants and he'll do anything to prove he's done playing games.Until then, they'll play by their own rules to see who will win the biggest battle yet-love or hate?Checkmate.*Recommend for ages 18+ due to sexual content and adult language.*

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