Player’s Game is a book about Samantha, a girl whose life is turned around when she has to move back to her hometown from Manhattan. Years before, she had left her life there without a single word to her best friend. Now she’s back and fits in with a new group of friends, including Parker, her ex-best friend. The story follows her readjusting to her old life, and discovering things she never noticed before.

I thought that this book was okay. There wasn’t too much depth to the novel, nor were there many pages, which I do have to say made it a very quick and easy read.

Pros:
-There are parts of this book that you wouldn’t expect at first, but I enjoyed them.
-It was light, fluffy, and gave me all the feels a cheesy contemporary should.
-There were several broken stereotypes, which I found quite refreshing amidst all the cliches.
-It’s just plain cute.

Cons:
-I felt like the characters were underdeveloped and the plot line fell flat. Things were explained as well as they could have been. The writing overall could have been more descriptive, but a perk is that it was a quick read.
-There were a lot of cliches, which might be a problem for certain readers.

Again, I thought this book was okay. I would recommend it for anyone looking for a light, fluffy contemporary to read, because that’s just what it is! I enjoyed myself and I have to say, this book is too cute.