Reviewed by True
TITLE: Reckless Little Game
SERIES: Crimson College #3
AUTHOR: Raleigh Ruebins
PUBLISHER: Self-Published
LENGTH: 269 pages
RELEASE DATE: February 19, 2026
BLURB:
My frat enemy pulled me deep into reckless obsession.
Weston’s the perfect college golden boy.
The rule follower ‘Frat Dad’ of Onyx Society.
I call him the campus sheriff, because his rigid, lawful attitude gets deep under my skin.
But on the night we collide, Wes surprises me… and I like it far too much.
I see him on his knees for me and I crave more.
He says I’m chaotic.
Dark and violent, just because it’s fun.
But I watch as he breaks all of his rules for me, one by one.
He’s never slept with a man, and I’m a lone wolf…
But this twisted thing between us is quickly becoming a need.
But now I’m playing for two sides.
My frat has me gathering info on Wes, as our societies reignite a war that should have died years ago.
Violence erupts, and my loyalties should belong elsewhere.
But Wes is opening up to me. Giving me all of him, still needy for more.
And I will recklessly protect what’s mine.
REVIEW:
Wes comes from a bad place, he had an abusive dad, who had his claws deep into Wes’ life.
Even after his death Wes feels anxious, as if the man still looks over his shoulder.
As if that’s not enough, he has Sev Berlant as his frat enemy at college.
He wants Sev on his knees, before him, even if he will not know it’s him.
It turns out completely different: Wes, on his knees, with his mouth full of Sev.
Sev despises Wes, the golden boy, who does everything right. Oh, Sven, if you knew about Wes’s past, you would think twice.
What started as lust turns into something else, something more, something both can’t handle, or could they?
Frat wars, bribery, rotten apples, bad guys from the past, and misunderstandings, all this makes it not easy for both guys to go forward.
I loved how, in all the chaos, they found something more with each other.
The story felt raw and sometimes rough, but there’s a sweeter undertone to find.
Both guys are so much more than they show the world.
Overall, it was a wonderfully written story, satisfying and entertaining!
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