Command Love (The Power Players, #2) by Niya James

Command Love (The Power Players, #2) Reviews

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  La Vida Rose

  Another enjoyable read!
  
  Love me some DeSerra brothers. Marcello is no exception! He and Regina had chemistry but I thought her son got attached to him a bit too quickly. Also I thought the love scenes were super hot but there were only two! Backstory was decent but would have liked more focus on how Marcello and Regina reignited their love. Decent read nevertheless.
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  Linnetta Solomon

  Good reunion love story
  
  Regina is a rough lawyer and Marco is a military man who teaches at West Point . Regina is investigating a murder that leads her to West Point where she she has to question a few of the cadets about the murders , who just happens to be in Marco's class. Who she hadn't seen since her broke up with her in college year ago. He helps with the case and they fought the raw feelings for each they thought was dead. There is also alot of action in this story...very good read!!!!
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  Merry Jelks-Emmanuel

  Regina and Marcello have a past one where he broke her heart. Now they are thrown back together due to a case she is working on involving military cadets. Marcello can't get over the woman that Regina has become and he is even more captivated by her. Working close will take every ounce of her will power to stay immune to the force that Marcello commands over her heart. There is a lot of drama and suspense in this story that will keep you turning the pages until the very last one. I voluntarily Agreed to receive an ARC of this book for an honest review.
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  Alisa

  This series is so hot! I loved Regina and Marco. The de Serra clan is a force to be reckoned with and then some. Regina's strong character was the perfect compliment to Marco and Marco was the perfect protector for Regina and Noah. Great story with lots of action and some serious steaminess. As soon as I finished this book, I was ready for the next one. Such an exciting series. I can't wait for more.
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  Nycskpe

  😎😎😎
  
  Another good second chance, murder mystery, military, mafia live story.
  Lots of genes involved in bringing this couple together again. So much so that, it almost took away from the story. I felt there was lots more that could have been told about each one.
  However, all's well that ends well!
  Good read.
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  Yvonne Daniels

  This is absolutely enjoyable
  
  Wow the characters in this series is intriguing compelling and sizzling hot. What a great series to enjoy. The main male character could command me any time. I really enjoy a man to take charge and who is determined but charming. Every book in this series will make you turn page after page plus you will enjoy every minute of it.
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  Betty

  I enjoyed this one, more so because of Noah than anything else! It was suspenseful and engaging, but Regina was not very sound in her decision making skills or a very good judge of character! She made her life more difficult by herself! I am so glad that Noah helped her there at the end and accepted for Marco for them both!
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  Cinithia Melton

  Marco and Regina
  
  I enjoyed this book. The only thing is Ms. James stories start off great but seemed to have abrupt endings and if it is part of a series, I'd like to read a little about the previous brothers and their families.
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  Smiley_Tae

  Not bad
  
  This was a good but predictable book. I may venture to the next but so far they seem to be your typical bad boy and good girl hero books
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  Jennifer Copeland

  Awesome Book
  
  I enjoyed reading this book so much! I couldn't put my kindle down! I enjoyed the storyline and the chemistry between Regina and Marco! Awesome Book!
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  Angela V. Herndon

  The way Regina and Marcello's lifeline unfolded had me hanging off the edge of my seat waiting to see what would happen next! I am so glad that I was not disappointed with the end results!!
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  Gin

  For me, what carried this novel were the characters, particularly the chemistry between Marcello and Regina. Marcello's plotline with his family was also interesting. The suspense and 'action-y' parts were also engrossing. The murder investigation plotline had a promising start, and the emotional investment carried it along, but when I rethink how it unfolded, some of the links between plot points feel tenuous or characters say they said/did things but I can't find where in a previous chapter this was so (maybe I just missed it). Also, in chapter 1, Gary states he believes the killer is "not done with" him. There isn't anything to suggest later that this is the case. Overall, the investigation plotline seemed simplistic.
  Overall, I enjoyed the book and look forward to reading the next one in the series.
  I received and ARC and am voluntarily leaving an honest review.