Rebecca Cavanaugh is a long distance runner for her college state team. Rebecca's not much of a partier but she ends up getting roped into going to one with her older sister as the designated driver.
While attending the party Killian cannot take his eyes off of a perfect pair of legs and spends the next hour watching and tracking the women throughout the party. Killian watches her from a distance that is until he sees one of his teammates get a little too rough with Rebecca and then he makes his presence known.
Rebecca not one for parties hides in the kitchen for most of it not wanting in on the athletic sex fest and she was doing great at hinding that was until a drunken football player forces Rebecca to her knees and waves his member in her face. Before Rebecca can try and get herself out of the current situation an unknown hero comes in and saves her. When Killian helps Rebecca off of the floor she's stunned when she turns to her hero and sees the sexiest man she's ever seen before.
It takes them time for the two to get together but when they do they both cannot seem to keep their hands off of each other. But while they may not be able to keep their hands off of each other it is not enough to stop the past demons that these two have.
So at first while reading this I wasn't that into the book but kept reading mostly because I just wanted to see how the story ends and I'm glad that I did continue reading. This book turned out to be really good to the point where I could not put it down. Play is something that I will not only read again but now want to continue on and read the next book in the series.
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