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82 Min. Darsteller, Kelly McCart. Regie, Jared Cohn. Titel, Locked Up-Jail Bait 2: Kämpfen. Locked Up - Jail Bait 2 | Trailer (deutsch) ᴴᴰ. Watch later. Share. Copy link. Info. Shopping. Tap to unmute. If playback doesn't begin shortly. Up: Jail Bait 2. 1 Std. 22 min. Drama (filme). Mallory verbringt ein Studienjahr in Thailand. Sie ist immer wieder Opfer brutalster Mobbing-Attacken. By Restaurant Roland Trettl I mean something that is not really legal and pretty much wrong. The writing was just a great in this one as with the first book. Both Addie and Marcus were young people that met at the wrong time in their lives. This is a guy who has made his views on student-teacher relationships very clear, so the fact that he Chefkovh finds himself in such a situation was very ironic. Turns out Addie's a new addition to his waterpolo team and he didn't recognise her. Getting Played is a lot tamer than Getting Dirty.

I loved how Mia Storm incorporated a number of issues and situations that gave this book a depth and gravitas I wasn't expecting, but overjoyed to get.

Marcus and Addie were very easy to like. I might not have been able to relate to their intense desire for one another, but I could see it and relate to their familial situations and pasts.

Both of them had so much in common and I loved seeing how they supported one another. I liked how despite their attraction for one another, it wasn't easy for Marcus to reconcile what his head and heart wanted.

He really struggled with his connection to Addie knowing it could get him into a lot of trouble he didn't want or need.

My heart broke for Addie. Not only was she already dealing with a loss, but she was essentially parenting herself. Add that to the pressure of being at a new school and getting unwanted attention, and I hated to see her hurt so much.

I did cringe a little internally when Marcus and Addie started to get physically involved with each other. I really had to push the labels they had on each other of coach and student to the back of mind.

I was able to do it though and it allowed me to get through the last half of the book in a spectacular fashion. Even though parts were hard to read, I read this book quickly.

I couldn't put it down. I don't know how Mia Storm is going to be able to top this book, but I'm looking forward to seeing how she does it.

If you have not read Getting Dirty book 1 please not there are book one suppliers in this review. Marcus is the high school water polo coach.

He is not one for relationships and prefers sexy with no attachment. Addie is a loaner and the best player on the water polo team.

After an accident in the pool leaves Addie hurt, Marcus learns they have more than sports in common. As their friendship builds so does their attraction to one another.

The problem is Marcus is not on her coach but he is 23 years old and Addie is only He was so sweet and swoon worthy- the perfect book boyfriend.

Addie was a great character, although she didn't feel it, her strength was inspiring. The chemistry between the characters was of the charts and the sexy times, though should have been wrong in society's eyes, were oh so right.

One of the things I adored about this book was how, even though this was Marcus's book, Caiden got some redemption. Marcus and Addie being in a similar position as his sister Blaire and her then TA boyfriend, helped to bridge the gap of the brother and sister relationship that formed in the first book.

Though some of it was predictable, the plot line was excellent and the writing was amazing. Though this could be read as a standalone I highly recommend reading this series is order.

I give this 4. The characters are both very strong and determined. Being in the water is her outlet for all her frustration and anger.

It also becomes her place of serenity. Marcus is 23 and the girls water polo coach. He is a very protective person.

Addie and Marcus are drawn to each other like moths to flames. They both know it is wrong and do their best to fight the attraction.

The more time they spend together, the more they find out about themselves. This story is filled with drama coming from all angles.

Both characters have their fair share to deal with. They both have to deal with things alone. Addie makes an unexpected friend and Marcus finally puts the past behind him.

He gets an unexpected eye opening. May 22, The Book Trollop rated it really liked it. Gahhhh, I really loved Getting Dirty, it was so thought provoking, sexy, and I was rooting for both sides from the very beginning!!

I wasn't sure how much I was going to like Getting Played because it is about the same concept that was already in the first book but I was excited to read it, even if it was not a new concept to me.

I really wasn't disappointed because the characters took on a life of their own and really made the story what it was. I liked Marcus, even though I wanted to smack him Gahhhh, I really loved Getting Dirty, it was so thought provoking, sexy, and I was rooting for both sides from the very beginning!!

I liked Marcus, even though I wanted to smack him upside his head a few times, and Addie was even strong and had a spectacular personality.

When I first started this story, I didn't feel the magic between Addie and Marcus. When I read Getting Dirty, I felt it almost immediately and this time I was like, meh, and Marcus gave me an icky vibe.

But as I got towards the end, my cold heart warmed up to them and the idea of them and then by the end Overall, I enjoyed the sequel and it still made me think about this subject just as much as the first one.

The whole, right or wrong of it because of the age and maturity, etc I give this a 4 "Still Scandalous but the original is always better" Stars.

Jun 01, Red Cheeks Reads rated it really liked it. Getting Played is book two of the Jail Bait series. I highly recommend reading book one Getting Dirty just so you can understand the characters that come in and out through the book.

This book is just what the dr ordered for my latest book funk! Addie and Marcus both have their struggles in life. But I felt more for Addie.

She was practically on her own since her dad is a drunk. The only way she could es Getting Played is book two of the Jail Bait series.

The only way she could escape her world was by swimming. She could block out the world with each stroke in the pool. Marcus Leon has to take the job of water polo coach after he was looked past on a job he wanted.

He also finds refuge in swimming when the world gets to be too much. The chemistry between these two is undeniable. Yet, I liked how the author took a different approach.

I enjoyed the writing style of Ms. Oh and a crazy secret surprised me! I look forward to reading more of Mia Storm!

May 16, Marlene W rated it really liked it. Another Jail Bait story, another hit for me! I enjoyed this installment just as much as the first in this series.

He is attracted to her and is soon horrified to find out that she is a student at the school where he coaches water polo.

He tries to steer clear, but is finding it more difficult every day. After all, he has witnessed the heartache of his sister and her new husband that have finally made it through the very same circumstance.

She takes the blame for the accident and her father proves to be of no help to support her through the pain. To top it off, she is now crushing on her coach.

This is another controversial and emotional read. This installment ends with the promise of a happily ever after. May 24, Melissa rated it it was amazing.

Mia Does it Again!! I was not disappointed! This story flows along a little slower than the last but I don't see that as a bad thing.

This time we are following the story of Marcus and Addie. This story is sweet, and sexy, and very difficult to think of as not so right.

Marcus is the coach of a high school water polo team, and definitely not the kind of guy t Mia Does it Again!! Marcus is the coach of a high school water polo team, and definitely not the kind of guy to mess around with his students.

Addie is a senior who joins the team and us going through a whole lot in her life right now. What happens when the coach and the student become attracted to one another.

Do they give in and partake of the forbidden fruit? And if they do, what if someone were to find out? As with the last read in this series I was captured and pulled into the story right away and couldn't put it down.

I just had to find out what was going to happen next. Can't wait for the next in the series! I was given a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

For me just by the simple fact that is an older guy under 30 and younger girl under 20 over 15 book gets an automatic two stars. Than I give the rest of the stars if I love the story line, the writing and the characters and this book had it all.

I loved the first book and I couldn't wait to read this book. And I wasn't disappointed , it was better than I expected.

The author surely knows what she doing. Until now Marcus is my favorite of this series. He is just simply amazing.

He never gave For me just by the simple fact that is an older guy under 30 and younger girl under 20 over 15 book gets an automatic two stars. He never gave up on Addie, he didn't care to lose it all if it came to the point.

He was incredible sexy, and romantic. Addie is an incredible girl, she had to dealt with a great loss in her life.

And she didn't end up being a rude annoying girl or a rebellious out of control brat on the contrary she help her father and did the best to keep out of trouble.

I want to say more but I can't without giving spoilers. I will just recommend this book. I'm sure you will not regret it.

May 31, Angela rated it it was amazing. As much as this book is the same as the first, it is so different at the same time! I'll admit at first when I stared reading and saw that it was about the Marcus I was a little off put about it was not a huge fan of him is Getting Dirty but then as soon as he meets Addie, which is pretty much straight away.

I started to get hooked and found myself trying to read whenever I got the chance. Once again its about forbidden love and also with Love there is no age difference, Love 5 Stars Amazing!!!

Once again its about forbidden love and also with Love there is no age difference, Love is Love and you can't help who it is that you fall for.

Was a great read and I en joyed seeing Marcus go though similar struggles as his sister did in the first book. Wish she had more of an appearance in it but other than that loved Getting Played.

Mia well domne on another great story, can;t wait to read the rest books in this series. Was given an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Jul 31, Jess rated it it was ok. Honestly this book could have been fine, i liked the romance, but there are some things i'm not really fond of mixed in the story.

The novel goes like this, Marcus, 23, is a coach in a high school, one day he hits on a girl he finds hot. Turns out Addie's a new addition to his waterpolo team and he didn't recognise her.

Forbidden romance ensues. Their first meeting on page is really cute, i liked where this was going. I'd say the fist half of the book is nice and then things take a weird turn and Honestly this book could have been fine, i liked the romance, but there are some things i'm not really fond of mixed in the story.

I'd say the fist half of the book is nice and then things take a weird turn and I stopped enjoying it. I can get behind an age gap romance, I don't mind, in fact it's the whole reason why I was reading this book to begin with.

But what I would have liked way more is for this author and her book to own and acknowledge what they are doing.

By which I mean something that is not really legal and pretty much wrong. For exemple, there is a detective in this book whose job is to make sure teens aren't falling prey to predatory men.

And the books paints her as this bad guy that wants to breaks innocent couples appart. And what does she knows about love and blabla.

Instead of making her a villain, the author could have used this opportunity to show how in real life this sort of relationship is not okay, and that you know because of the magic of books, in this story it thankfully works out nicely etc.

Another thing that really bothered me in this book might be considered a spoiler, so do what you want with it. But I think it's worth considering.

It's a turning point in the book, but it's not directly about the MCs relationship. And we, the readers, know it is not true, but in the book the police gets involved and stuff.

Why do I dislike this? Because, once again, in real life tons and tons of girls, women, really do get raped and the police and society in general do not take it seriously enough.

And some of them end up dead, or justice is never done. And there already is this stigma about false rape claims that discredit woman voices all over the world, we don't need a book adding to it.

The authors could have used litteraly any other MacGuffin to further the plot. Why choose this one that is so damaging to women?

I get that this is fiction and that is reality. But fiction is never harmless. People will subconsciously take lessons from what they read, and here wether the authors meant it or not, the lesson is: oh look the women are at it again with the false rape accusations, poor men.

And then, next time rape happens IRL people will doubt the victims. This could have been avoided. Litteraly make you plot point anything else.

Especialy knowing that this sort of scenario sort of happened in book 1 already. The romance was fine. Both main characters were fine. But a couple of things made the novel less enjoyable for me, in particular these two points I mentioned above.

Feb 28, Habiba Hasabo rated it really liked it. Somehow I enjoyed this more than the previous book. However, I liked it a lot.

Mia Storm has a way with words. Marcus and Addie complemented each other in a good way. She carried so much guilt and regret on the inside. He helped her heal one way or ano Somehow I enjoyed this more than the previous book.

He helped her heal one way or another. I liked her but I could not connect with her much. I truly believed that he loved Addie.

He searched for many ways so that he could help her until he truly did. I melt into him and everything else fades into oblivion. All that exists are his mouth and his hands and his body.

I only feel him. And I feel him everywhere. May 23, Lena rated it liked it Shelves: contemporary-romance , kick-ass-heroines , teacher-student.

Mar 27, Allison rated it it was amazing. My second book by Mia Storm, and I was not disappointed- now a short disclaimer…. Are all books written the EXACT same way, same story line, and same amount of steam- sexual tension, same amount of happiness or sadness?

I should damn well hope not, because WHY read?! Boy meets girl, they have a relationship, they have ups, they have downs, in the end they remain together- that old chestnut.

And that makes me SO happy. Because why the hell would I want to re-read the same story over? On to my review!!

I freaking love this series! I love forbidden books, and this series is starting off fantastically. He is actually a little older than Blaire- and this book happens after the epilogue of Getting Dirty.

By an incredible looking woman. Addie is on his team. Addaline Grace is seventeen years old, and has transferred for her senior year to Oak Crest High, and she has rules.

One of the biggest is to not stand out, to blend in as often as she can. She avoids friendships and stays to herself.

When one day, she sees her water polo coach coming over the hill, and while he is dreamy- he is off limits.

I really enjoyed this book, I enjoyed the plot and where Mia took Addie and Marcus in their relationship. I enjoyed how he was protective over her, that he looked out for her.

And I also enjoyed how Addie was around him. I loved the characterization that she put into the people in this story. I definitely loved the crossover from getting dirty- obviously because I loved the story so much.

I loved the secondary characters. Kudos Mia, I love your writing!! Please keep up the fantastic work. Jun 01, Marian rated it liked it Shelves: romance , contemporary , new-adult , family-issues , college , arc , , forbidden-romance , ho-hum.

I enjoyed it enough that when the opportunity to review its sequel came up, I signed up practically on autopilot. Yeah, I know. Cue the face-palm GIFs.

I mention this because, as much as I tried to keep it from doing so, it affected my entire experience of Getting Played. It ticked off the same three items.

In fact, it even upped the angst and connection factors. Throw in some conniving third parties, and it was like soap-opera overload.

Addie and Marcus met at a tough time for both of them. I felt their connection almost as if it had been a friend of mine telling me about her story.

And I loved the literature bit, because yes, guys who read are HOT. Did that add to his turmoil and create more conflict in the story?

Did he try to redeem himself? That said, I would recommend Getting Played to fellow fans of angsty, forbidden romances. Plus, the chemistry between the two will surely get you hot and bothered.

As a side note, I just read that Mia actually draws on personal experience in writing her Jail Bait books, particularly Getting Dirty.

That explains why the emotions seemed so real and heavy. Jan 05, Kailey rated it did not like it Shelves: shitlist.

She presents unhealthy and problematic relationships and then tries exceedingly to cover it up with pretty vows of love. Love does not equal compatibility.

I've already expressed my aggravations in my review of Getting Dirty and since this seems to be the same story rewritten I'm not going to bend over backwards to repeat myself.

You can change a character's name and age, their history, and even the backdrop; these things to do not change the premise of a book. An author who rewrites her own work will no doubt lose credentials.

No reader enjoys an author who only knows how to write one type of narrative. Fast past romance, continual bad choices, and clouded judgement are all things I hate to read about.

Three things I can't stand all mounted into one novel. I don't know how I sat through 2 books of this. With Getting Played I was much more sympathetic to the characters, Marcus and Addie, and because they displayed admirable qualities, it easily made them less irritating compared to that of Blaire and Caiden.

The book took a good two to three hours to get through since I didn't have to take a 5 minute break every time one of them said or did something stupid.

Though this book lacked antagonizing "dramatis personae", I didn't find it as enthralling as I had with the first.

At least with Getting Dirty it evoked emotion, good or bad, from me. The one thing I will bring up about this series is the disrespect these characters have for the officer involved in investigating the charges.

She was doing her job, she was upholding the law, and you're selfish little pricks if you can't respect that. When someone breaks the law or any set of rules and gets into trouble for it, they have no one to blame but themselves.

I can't stand someone who can't take responsibility for their own actions. The writing still hadn't improved with Getting Played so this will be the last of the Jail Bait series that I will read.

The book gets its well deserved. Getting Dirty Review Mar 21, Shawna Shauntia rated it really liked it. Like most that have read and enjoyed Getting Dirty by Mia Storm, I was more than ecstatic to get my hands on the second title of the Jail Bait series.

We were given a brief introduction to Marcus when we met his sister Blaire with Getting Like most that have read and enjoyed Getting Dirty by Mia Storm, I was more than ecstatic to get my hands on the second title of the Jail Bait series.

We were given a brief introduction to Marcus when we met his sister Blaire with Getting Dirty. To make his life even better he has to play nice with his new brother in-law Caiden.

Addie has just relocated to Oak Crest High with her father. Of course this was a super adorable story full of angst, heartache, and drama. May 14, Zili rated it really liked it Shelves: na , contemporary-romance , smut , series , drama , student-teacher , arc.

The thing I find with teacher-student romances is that they can either work well and be believable I loved the concept in When Summer Ends or be purely about forbidden smut hey if that's your thing then I'm all for it.

I have to admit I was expecting Getting Played to fall into the latter category I think because of the title but what I got was a far more interesting take on the teacher-student relationship.

I hadn't read Playing Dirty the previous book in this stan 3. I hadn't read Playing Dirty the previous book in this standalone series but Mia Storm does a good job in catching her readers up to past events and I didn't have any problems picking up with the story.

The narrative this time focuses on new teacher and current water polo coach Marcus Blaire's brother from Playing Dirty and transfer student Addie. If you've read the first book then you'll remember that Blaire fell for an older teacher, which lead to a lot of problems and that Marcus really didn't approve.

I liked Addie who was smoothing of an old soul. For a not quite year-old girl she was mature and level headed mostly. A lot of the time I would have thought Marcus was the younger character.

Addie's been through a lot and keeps her secret very closely guarded but Marcus slowly starts to help her to open up. I liked Marcus although I have too say that he was a lot more willingly to risk his career than I would have expected considering his position and the difficulties he had coming to terms with Blaire's choices.

That being said I did like him and appreciated the unrest he took in Addie's well being. The controversial topic won't be easily acceptable for some readers but if you're worried it's all about graphic sex, details and the forbidden then rest assured there's a lot more going on and the book is definitely not big on those kind of details.

I enjoyed Marcus's and Addie's story and was pleased with how the book ended. I would have liked a few more details about a certain mean girl though I received a copy in exchange for an honest review!

More at Zili in the Sky Apr 21, Jenna rated it really liked it Shelves: arc. You don't get to choose who you fall in love with.

I think that is the perfect quote to summarize up this book. Try as hard as you can, but you cannot help what your heart desires even if it is wrong.

Love doesn't come with a manual. Sometimes the heart wants what the heart wants. In the case of this series it happens to be "Jailbait.

While Getting Pla You don't get to choose who you fall in love with. While Getting Played isn't quiet as steamy and full of sexual innuendos as the first book, it was still hot and heartfelt.

Marcus is still upset about Blaire and Caiden and the way their relationship happened. After all his sister was underage at the time.

But Marcus is about to have his world knocked off balance along with his previous beliefs. He's the girls water polo coach at his old high school but what he doesn't expect is to be drawn to Addie.

Addie is just pretty much going through the motions after her life is wrecked by tragedy and to make matters worse her dad is a drunk. Moving to a new place sucks especially senior year.

Her plan is to keep her head down and take all of her pain and aggression out in the pool. That is until she starts to feel something for her water polo coach.

I really liked the way things progresses with Addie and Marcus. In fact, I was shocked at just how much I liked Marcus. After Blaire's story I wasn't sure how I would like him in a similar situation, but I was pleasantly surprised.

I loved his character and personality. He really is a great guy. I also really liked Addie. She was reclusive to an extent but she was dealing with a lot and was also strong.

I like that she wasn't aggressive or didn't try to hard. She was just herself and it was refreshing. I really think this is quickly becoming one of my favorite series!

Thank you! Getting Played is a forbidden romance between a teacher and a student, a coach and a member of his team. But it is so much more than that.

It is a story of love , a story of facing your fears, of confronting your demons and dealing with your pasts. They need to decide if what they feel for each other is worth the risk of not playing by the rules and risking everything.

These taboo love stories go one of two ways with readers -- either they wildly attract people who love anything forbidden or taboo.

Or they send people running who think EWWW, gross! A teacher student! Pedophile, perverted, that's horrible! But really she is 17 and he is just out of college.

That is barely a 5 year age difference - if she was just out of High School we would barely be thinking anything.

So the situation is taboo At least for me ; Mia Storm has slipped her way into my author's to watch list.

She has captivated me with this Jail Bait series. Aside from that fabulous, scandalous, taboo edge to each book - when you get down to the nuts and bolts of it, they are just well written.

The books are not just written for shock value - they have a story to them. I have been swept away and rooting for the characters to find their HEA and to be healed from the issues that plague them.

And her characters are so fabulously flawed and three dimensional. I just adore them! And each of them are unique with their own backstory.

They truly help flesh the story out and take it to the next level. I definitely recommend Getting Played and also the first book in the series, Getting Dirty!

I received a complimentary copy of Getting Played in exchange for my honest review. There are no discussion topics on this book yet.

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She and Fualaau provided false names when asked for identification and Fualaau lied about his age, saying that he was Letourneau said she and her husband had gotten into an argument, and that Fualaau, who she said was a family friend who had been staying with them that night, witnessed the argument and ran away upset.

She said she left to find him. The mother was asked what should be done, and said to return Fualaau to Letourneau.

She later said that if the police had alerted her to the fact that Letourneau had lied about Fualaau's age and what had occurred in the car, she would not have allowed her son to go back to Letourneau.

Letourneau pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree child rape. Her first child with Fualaau, a daughter, was born on May 29, , [32] while she was awaiting sentencing.

On February 3, , [39] two weeks after completing her jail sentence, Letourneau was found by police in a car with Fualaau near her home. Letourneau initially said she was alone in the car.

She and Fualaau provided false names when asked for identification. In February , the judge revoked Letourneau's prior plea agreement and reinstated the prison sentence of seven and a half years for violating the no-contact order.

While serving her second stint in jail, Letourneau gave birth to her second daughter by Fualaau on October 16, Fualaau drooped out of high school and his mother was granted custody of his two children.

Letourneau was released from prison to a community placement program on August 4, , and registered the following day with the King County Sheriff's Office as a Level 2 sex offender.

Following Letourneau's release, Fualaau, then age 21, persuaded the court to reverse the no-contact order against her. Letourneau said she planned to have another child and return to the teaching profession and indicated that by law she was permitted to teach at private schools and community colleges.

Attorney Anne Bremner, who met and befriended [57] Letourneau in during Fualaau's civil suit, said that Letourneau considered her relationship with Fualaau to be "eternal and endless".

According to Bremner, "Nothing could have kept the two of them apart. I've said this over and over again. Had I'd known, if anyone knows my personality.

Just the idea, this would count as a crime. Host Barbara Walters interviewed the couple about their relationship and their two daughters.

On May 9, , after almost 12 years of marriage, Fualaau filed for separation from Letourneau [61] but later withdrew the filing.

As of April , Fualaau was working at a home improvement store and as a professional DJ and Letourneau was working as a legal assistant.

An article in People quoted an insider source who said, "They know what everyone thinks about their relationship [ They really never have.

The wrong stuff that happened was so long ago. They are two grown adults who are living their lives now. The couple finalized a legal separation in August Letourneau died at 58 from colorectal cancer on July 6, , at her home in Des Moines, Washington.

Fualaau and a lot of her family were at her side despite their divorce. In her will and testament , Letourneau left much of her estate to Fualaau.

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I was wondering how many books are in this series? Priscilla Did you say five planned book? Especially a series. This series is uniq …more Did you say five planned book?

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Mar 19, Sophie's Reading Corner rated it really liked it Shelves: athletes , forbidden-romance. They had met when his sister was still underage and he was older than her, plus one of her professor's assistants and he can't swallow that pill.

Meanwhile, he's back to his hometown, coach of the swimming team and he's also working as a personal trainer at a gym.

But it's not what he really wanted. He expected to get hired as PE teacher, but another colleague of his got the position. Marcus had always been fan of the 'no strings attached' policy and he's never been interested in relationships, until he meets Addie.

That's why it's called falling. It's out of anyone's control. She struggles with her own demons, therefore she just wants to be invisible and that's why she keeps her distance and avoids making friendships, becoming the quiet one.

But what happens when she meets Marcus and he doesn't remember that she's part of the swimming team he coaches? Will Marcus keeps his distance, since he is opposed to be in any kind of relationship with a student?

And if he doesn't is he going to have the same problems his brother-in-law had dealt with? Whatever I'm feeling can't happen. It's wrong on so many levels.

If I have to be honest, I liked it even more than Getting Dirty. Maybe because I liked the heroine more. Her background, her struggle and pain made her more real to me.

Also, Marcus tried to hold himself away from her, trying not to repeat history, like Blaire with Caiden. All I know for sure is I was crazy to think that any of this is in my control.

Love it when I can watch some character development and I wish we could have seen more from Addie, but I'm not going to complain because everything rolled rightfully, even when I stressed that this was indeed a repeat of the first book.

I wish we had seen more of what happened to Nate. Arc kindly provided by the author in exchange for an honest review. View all 55 comments. May 20, Beverly rated it really liked it.

This is one of my favorite types of reads, so I was so excited to start this one! The story is told in dual POV and we first meet Marcus. He is a recent college graduate and coaching water polo at the local high school.

The teaching position he thought was his has been given to a female teacher from out of town. Struggling to get by he is working two jobs, coaching and working at the local gym.

He first sees Addie at the local park, she stole his bench. While watching her he realizes how beautiful she is and that she looks a little familiar.

He decides to take a chance and ask her out, that is when he receives the shocking blow that Addie is one of his players.

Her dad has lost his job, starting drinking, and they were forced to move to a new town. Addie is living with the guilt of her mother passing and trying to shoulder the responsibility in her household.

I love these types of story because I love the built in angst and drama with forbidden love. However, what I really loved here is the character development.

The characters had so much depth and I was able to feel empathy for them. They were likable and had me cheering them on. I truly liked both Addie and Marcus, they are just two people with the worse timing.

But in the same sense they needed each other more now than ever. Getting Played feeds my forbidden love addiction, but it also warmed my heart.

This story is sexy, fun, and full of heart. My only complaint is I wish the ending was more drawn out, but that is just a preference for me. ARC kindly provided in exchange for an honest review.

View all 22 comments. May 16, Michelle rated it it was amazing Shelves: virgin , forbidden-love , contemporary , new-adult , arc , student-teacher-relationship , ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review [image error] Okay Mia Storm If you are fan a forbidden love like myself, then this sexy, sweet, and yet beautiful student-teacher romance is the book for you.

I absolutely loved this book and could not pu ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review [image error] Okay I absolutely loved this book and could not put this book down.

Though this book chronicles a student and her water polo coach, nothing about their story and relationship screamed wronged in my eyes. Yes, there is an age difference and she is still a high school senior but the way Mia wrote this book, you could feel and understand that Addie was wise beyond her years and mature in her decision making.

And as for Marcus, I adored him. He was sweet, protective, and understanding. So when a jealous and conniving student threatens to ruin the reputation of Marcus, will Addie and Marcus be able to continue their secret love affair?

Or will this forbidden romance land Marcus in jail? Overall, all I can say I really enjoyed this sweet, sexy and beautiful relationship that was blossoming between Marcus and Addie.

Within this slow-burn romance, Ms. Storm was able to weave a tangible, palpable, and raw romance that showcased two characters who found love and understanding within each other.

As for the writing, Ms. Mia had me hooked and addicted. So now I need to go back and read Blair's story because after reading Getting Played, I am so intrigued with Blair's story.

So if you are fan of forbidden romance, then I highly recommend you to one-click this book now. View all 8 comments. May 18, Jacqueline's Reads rated it really liked it Shelves: 4-star-books.

It's LIVE!!! This series focuses on young Heroines and older Heroes. Addie is a swimmer. She has a lot of baggage. Her mother died when she was younger.

Her dad is an alcoholic and she uses swimming as an outlet. Coach Marcus loves his job. He loves coaching his swim team. Addie is his star student and he sees a lot of himself in her.

He works with Addie to perform better and slowly he notices he has a lot more common with the girl. I loved the first book, Getting Dirty and I was surprised to find Getting Played seemed like it was written in a different direction.

Getting Played has more meat and a lot more backstory. Getting Played is a lot tamer than Getting Dirty. Getting Played is more about Marcus and Addie getting to know each other, rather than insta-lust.

He works really hard to keep himself in check. I found the pace of Getting Played a bit slower and more detailed.

I liked this part the best. I love crazy wild rides. I liked that Marcus and Addie formed a friendship at first and work really hard to keep their emotions in check.

Like I said, Getting Played is written a little differently. If you like more details and more relationship building, then this one is for you. View 2 comments.

May 14, Carissa rated it really liked it Shelves: arc-s Getting Played starts us off with an 'oh shit! Not knowing said young lady, Addaline Grace, is a member of his Water Polo team, in high school, and is underage.

The story romanticizes around the forbidden love and, it's really so sweet and endearing. Addie has recently moved to the small town, Oak C Getting Played starts us off with an 'oh shit!

Addie has recently moved to the small town, Oak Crest, to start her senior year. Becoming a part of the Water Polo team is a form of escapism for Addie.

She is haunted by her past, and lives in a self imposed prison. Constantly fighting a losing battle with her alcoholic father, Addie has to remain focused and needs to stay strong for her father, as much as herself.

Remaining invisible in a new town, means, no one will ask questions and, no one will take notice of the destructive family, trying to ride under the radar.

But, this proves difficult, when her alcoholic father, ends up being the town drunk. Meeting Coach Leon, in an environment completely non-academic or sport related, gives Addie a little insight into a sexy, easy going gentleman.

Someone she feels comfortable around. Now transferring this in a high school environment proves difficult.

Marcus and Addie, start up a friendship, which soon turns into attraction, and their friendly conversations are filled with sexual tension.

All the while, Marcus tries his hardest to remember the strict lines of professionalism he can not cross. As much as Marcus and Addie are student and teacher, along with the age different.

Addie is mature beyond her years. Their compatibility is astounding, and envious. Soon circumstances arise with a jealous student and teacher, that becomes a catalyst for their relationship.

While in the mix, Addie also learns some devastating secrets about her family. She learns to forgive and to move forward. I loved that each character has so much depth and are constantly developing while the story progresses.

Mia Storm makes them lovable and relatable. Marcus tried his best to keep himself at bay. Even when attempting to help Addie out in her personal life.

However, sometimes, crossing that unmentionable line, becomes worth the risk. View all 10 comments. May 29, Jacqueline rated it really liked it.

Gah I always do this! I find a new series I love and binge on it so much that I ruin it for myself.

I'm sure that if I hadn't read this immediately after Getting Dirty I'd have enjoyed it much more. As I devoured both books in a little over one day, I couldn't help but be a bit irritated by the similarities between the two stories which definitely tempered my enjoyment of this one.

This is Marcus, Brianne from the previous book's brother's stor 3. This is Marcus, Brianne from the previous book's brother's story. This time he's the 24 year old fighting against a taboo desire for the 17 year old girl he's supposed to be coaching.

And after all the fuss he made about his sister's choices too The tension was great and the chemistry between them felt real and at a steadier, more plausible pace than the first book.

The naughty forbidden element of their relationship gave this an extra edge. I was a bit disappointed with the rather abrupt ending - not sure what happened there, but I felt like there was some unfinished business.

There was much less smut in this one too, which is obviously a bit of a downer for my inner smut fan.

This was another spicy taboo read with more plot and chemistry but with no less tension than the previous book. I'd definitely recommend spacing them out to get the best from these forbidden tales though.

View all 4 comments. The characters were still likable and I liked their ending. I also loved seeing Blaire and Caiden again. Looking forward to the next book in this series.

Apr 17, Shannon Rogers rated it really liked it Shelves: own-arc , book-boyfriends , most-romantic. Anyone who reads my blog regularly can probably tell that I'm a fan of the "forbidden romance" type story.

I love them, and I have no problem with student-teacher romance, unless it's done in horribly poor taste and the young person is in fact stalked like a predator, etc Yes, I know a lot of people would say it's not okay under any circumstances, but let's just take it in the context of fiction.

I like Mia Storm's Jail Bait series. The first book really got to me in a good way, so I was expec Anyone who reads my blog regularly can probably tell that I'm a fan of the "forbidden romance" type story.

The first book really got to me in a good way, so I was expecting this would as well, and it did. I loved Marcus.

This is a guy who has made his views on student-teacher relationships very clear, so the fact that he now finds himself in such a situation was very ironic.

I love how he fought with himself on this, but I also loved how the author wrote the build-up of this romance, had the characters relating to each other on such a deep level.

It made the romance so much more realistic for me. I felt very much for Addison and her home life. I didn't feel as if I really knew her internal feelings as well as I knew Marcus'.

Marcus was very easy to know because his mind was constantly working against his feelings, what he knew to be right, and what he knew he should do.

Addie was a bit quieter, so I felt like I knew more by how Marcus viewed her, which was fine, because all in all, it worked for me.

I did feel like the conflict toward the end was somewhat predictable, but then again, someone had to be the ones to do, so it makes sense that it would be the ones it turned out to be.

My only real issue with the story was line editing that needed to be done. There were quite a few, and I mean a lot, of wrong words, words out of order, words missing, etc I think it could have used another edit, but because I was so into the story, I overlooked it and read on.

Note: Since writing this review, I have learned that the copy I read was finished only the day before I received it. The line edit issues I mentioned should not be present in the final copy which releases this week.

Aside from that, I loved the story, loved how it ended up, and the general conflict that had to be worked through. Marcus was a wonderful hero for this story and I was glad we got to hear his point of view.

I read through the book incredibly fast. Great pacing. I'm looking forward to the next installment. View all 5 comments. I have a daughter that is 17 years old.

I put the book down and moved on to another book. But then I got to thinking about it. I thought about my daughter and her friends.

I thought about their maturity levels. I thought about how the social media has made them much more savvy than I was at that age.

I thought about their social network, the small community we live in, and the higher educational routes they are experiencing in high school.

Girls this age have a more adult outlook on life. They are more informed and open minded. Taking all of this into consideration, I began reading this book again with an open mind and unbiased opinion.

A random meeting on a park bench sets the stage for Getting Played. An intellectual conversation that is loaded with snarky wit and banter leaves Marcus Leon intrigued.

He asks this captivating woman, Addie, out on a date. When Monday rolls around Marcus is in for a shock. Addie is one of the seniors on the high school water polo team he coaches.

He knows first hand what the ramifications can be for fraternizing with someone under the legal age.

He watched his sister and brother in law almost be destroyed by this. He is trying to find a full time teaching job in a profession that is overloaded with qualified professionals.

Addie is strictly off limits. She is different from the other girls on his team. She is clearly a dedicated athlete and leader.

When he finds out what her home life situation is it makes staying away even harder. He genuinely wants to help Addie out. He wants her to be able to remain on the water polo team without having her home life drag her down.

He wants her to have the opportunity to receive scholarships so that she can have a better opportunity in life.

He wants to be her friend. He wants her to have someone she can trust and turn to when she needs help. After her mother died in a car accident when she was fifteen, their life spiraled out of control.

Her father got lost in his grief and became an alcoholic. They lost their home and life they once had. They were forced to move in with her aunt in a small community hours away from the only home she knew.

Her aunt travels quite a bit with her job but has opened her home to them until her father can get back on his feet. It is an uphill battle.

Both are lost in their grief, their guilt, and their new place in life. Addie is forced to become an adult. When she meets Marcus she realizes that she has met someone that can understand her life situation.

Their friendship is her life line. Marcus and Addie fight their attraction for one another. Even though there is only five years difference in their ages they both clearly have a lot in common.

Even though Addie will be eighteen within a few months she is still underage. Those few months will make a huge difference on how their relationship plays out.

Addie will be forced to face her guilt and grief. Mia Storm did an eloquent job creating a story of forbidden love in a very taboo situation. She handled the socially unacceptable dilemma in a heart felt responsible way.

The reader does not walk away with a feeling like they were reading about a pedophile. Both Addie and Marcus were young people that met at the wrong time in their lives.

How they handled the situation was remarkable. The love they found in each other was beautiful.

May 07, Jennifer rated it really liked it Shelves: hea , loved-cover-art , arc-read , blog-tour , books-i-want-to-re-read , favorite-author , new-adult-book , series-duets , books-with-sex-scenes , standalone.

Mia Storm is becoming a favorite author of mine. She has a great ability to create interesting and captivating stories that have a taboo subject.

This book was a little different than the first book , Getting Dirty, in that the main Hero of the story, is yes attracted to a 17 year student at the school he is a coach at, but this story was more than that, his relationship with Addie isn't what causes the trouble in this story.

This book was also about jealousy and just how far some people will go to get back at someone. Just like in book 1, Mia did a wonderful job showing the real side of this type of situation.

She continues to show the readers that there are REAL consequences when making adult decisions and that one wrong move can have dire consequences.

I enjoyed this book, but I think I liked Getting Dirty just a little more because the story revolved around Blaire and Caiden.

In this one, yes the story did revolve around Marcus and Addie, but I felt some of the sub plot and characters took over the story.

I wanted to see more between Addie and Marcus. She took her time getting these two together. The writing was just a great in this one as with the first book.

Her books just move right along and never take me that long to read. I also have a difficult time putting her books down. Marcus and Addie meet in a park one day and just click, but Marcus doesn't recognize her as one of the swimmers on his water polo team that he coaches, so shocked is not the right word to describe what he is feeling when he finds out.

Over the course of the book Addie and Marcus form a friendship and find they have a lot in common, mostly a dad who is an alcoholic. They form a bond over this, Addie finally feels like someone sees her for who she is and understands what she is going through.

I enjoyed watching these two characters grow together. I have to admit I didn't like Marcus in the beginning because I felt he was a little hypocritical, because of how he treated Caiden, when he was after Blaire in the first book.

What I liked was the growth we saw with Marcus and that he finally realized that you can't help who you fall in love with.

I think it made Marcus and Blaire's relationship stronger. There is a lot more that happens in this story but I don't want to spoil it for anyone.

I will say this though, I was happy to see that the Nate situation was taken care of in this story.

That was my one negative from book 1 and I am glad it was addressed in this book. They are so sweet together : Again, I would recommend this book to anyone who loves a story with a taboo subject.

This series is one of the best ones I've read about this subject and I know I will read these books again in the future.

May 30, Chrissy rated it really liked it Shelves: series , read-in I've been waiting for what seems like forever for this book to release. After reading Getting Dirty, I needed to read Marcus's story and see how things changed in his head when he was put in the same position as Caiden.

Marcus sees Addie on the bench at the park after Blair's wedding, and is instantly drawn to her. They flirt, and he asks her out on a date, and then he gets the shock of a lifetime and finds out she's actually on his water polo team he coaches at the high school.

No matter how hard I've been waiting for what seems like forever for this book to release. No matter how hard Addie and Marcus try, they really are pulled together, and the chemistry between them is undeniable.

Their banter and friendship is sweet, and even though it was wrong of Marcus to hang out with a student outside of school, they seem to always be near one another and their friendship grows.

I loved their bucket list, and him pushing her to live her life, especially after everything she has been through. The pace of this book seemed a lot slower, and then picked up towards the end, just when things were getting really good.

I did enjoy watching Addie and Marcus's relationship grow from friends to more, and how mature Addie seemed for how old she was.

Watching Marcus and Addie work through their personal struggles from the past, and everything in front of them was refreshing.

Addie does all she can to keep Marcus safe, and Marcus is being persecuted for something he did not do. I really despise Detective Diaz and she definitely makes another appearance in this book, so be prepared if you read book one and already hate her.

I will definitely be looking forward to more books in the Jail Bait series, as these forbidden romances are definitely growing on me, and Mia Storm does an amazing job of writing them!

If you're read Getting Dirty, definitely pick up Getting Played as there is some new stuff from Blaire and Caiden, and I loved watching Marcus end up eating his words and feelings towards Caiden, when the same thing happened to him!

Jul 23, Talltree marked it as no-dnf-zzz-avoid. Couldn't get past sample. Mar 27, Moon Love rated it it was amazing.

I find that reading books about topics that are taboo for society or myself are often difficult. There are some books I won't even try, which means I'm probably missing out on an amazing story, but it's hard to often separate my thoughts and feelings about a certain situation from the fictional story I'm reading.

I read Getting Dirty , and while I wasn't comfortable with it, I did find it hard to put down. I knew when Getting Played was announced, I was going to have to read it to see h 4.

I knew when Getting Played was announced, I was going to have to read it to see how Marcus handled being in a somewhat similar situation to one he'd so strongly denounced and I'm glad I did.

I don't think I'll ever be completely accepting of a romance or relationship between a teacher and student, no matter how amazing the story, but I was amazed to see how different the writing and story was in this book.

Mia Storm definitely brought her A-game to do justice to Marcus and Addie's story. I never thought I'd say this, but I actually felt sympathetic towards what Marcus and Addie were going through.

It wasn't just them trying to fight their attraction towards one another, but other situations arising at work and school that really threw me and them for a loop.

I loved how Mia Storm incorporated a number of issues and situations that gave this book a depth and gravitas I wasn't expecting, but overjoyed to get.

Marcus and Addie were very easy to like. I might not have been able to relate to their intense desire for one another, but I could see it and relate to their familial situations and pasts.

Both of them had so much in common and I loved seeing how they supported one another. I liked how despite their attraction for one another, it wasn't easy for Marcus to reconcile what his head and heart wanted.

He really struggled with his connection to Addie knowing it could get him into a lot of trouble he didn't want or need.

My heart broke for Addie. Not only was she already dealing with a loss, but she was essentially parenting herself.

Add that to the pressure of being at a new school and getting unwanted attention, and I hated to see her hurt so much.

I did cringe a little internally when Marcus and Addie started to get physically involved with each other. I really had to push the labels they had on each other of coach and student to the back of mind.

I was able to do it though and it allowed me to get through the last half of the book in a spectacular fashion.

Even though parts were hard to read, I read this book quickly. I couldn't put it down. I don't know how Mia Storm is going to be able to top this book, but I'm looking forward to seeing how she does it.

If you have not read Getting Dirty book 1 please not there are book one suppliers in this review. Marcus is the high school water polo coach.

He is not one for relationships and prefers sexy with no attachment. Addie is a loaner and the best player on the water polo team. After an accident in the pool leaves Addie hurt, Marcus learns they have more than sports in common.

As their friendship builds so does their attraction to one another. The problem is Marcus is not on her coach but he is 23 years old and Addie is only He was so sweet and swoon worthy- the perfect book boyfriend.

Addie was a great character, although she didn't feel it, her strength was inspiring. The chemistry between the characters was of the charts and the sexy times, though should have been wrong in society's eyes, were oh so right.

One of the things I adored about this book was how, even though this was Marcus's book, Caiden got some redemption. Marcus and Addie being in a similar position as his sister Blaire and her then TA boyfriend, helped to bridge the gap of the brother and sister relationship that formed in the first book.

Though some of it was predictable, the plot line was excellent and the writing was amazing. Though this could be read as a standalone I highly recommend reading this series is order.

I give this 4. The characters are both very strong and determined. Being in the water is her outlet for all her frustration and anger.

It also becomes her place of serenity. Marcus is 23 and the girls water polo coach. Host Barbara Walters interviewed the couple about their relationship and their two daughters.

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