VBT# Never Play Fair - Leah Cupps






Never Play Fair (Sydney Evans #2)

Review: Never Play Fair - Book #2 Sydney Evans Thriller - Leah Cupps - September 2022


Sydney Evans is back again and this time she may be unharmed physically, but truth be told she is still suffering from PTSD and a whole lot of traumatic baggage, and sadly in her personal life too as her grandmother has died, one of her best friends is now no longer talking to her and the other is dead. Her ex-husband came back from the dead, her ex-brother-in-law killed her best friend and tried to murder her and her other friend and now her new boyfriend FBI agent Alex Birch is MIA after being sent on a mission to Costa Rica.  All Sydney wanted was to curl up at home and be cut off from the world, but when she arrives home the FBI is waiting for her. They need her to contact Jack and help her locate Alex. Sydney is then thrust back into a world; she had hoped to never be a part of again and made to do things to survive. I have to admit I didn't care much for any of the other characters including Alex. I just felt so much for Sydney, as they are making her relive the pain over and over again and messing with her emotions and feelings, not to mention putting her in an impossibly dangerous situation with her already-developed diagnosis of PTSD. Crazy right? I do hope they leave poor Sydney alone after this or she may just be like her namesake Sidney Prescott from the Scream, where the nightmare just is never-ending and no matter how hard she tries to run from it, they just keep pulling her back into the mix of things. Never Play Fair, book #2 was another action-packed read that kept the reader intrigued as the pages were one bang after another. I now have the prequel of this series to read and looking forward to it as hoping to have a bit more of an insight into Jack and Sydney's marriage before it went South and Jack faked his death.

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