The movie recounting the events of the Givenchy Code is supposed to be the vehicle that gives Devi Taylor a comeback as she re-emerges into the public eye following her recovery from a stalker's attack. It should have been nothing more than that, but when reality and fiction meet, things get scary. Devi finds herself in the middle of a real life version of the events portrayed in the film. Her stalker was never caught, and is now forcing her to participate in Play, Survive, Win. Together with her ex-lover/costar, Blake Atwood who has been drawn into the game by cruel circumstances, and her Protector, Andrew Garrison, Devi finds herself racing through Hollywood, trying to solve the clues in a scavenger hunt and stay one step ahead of Janus, the man who is obsessed with her and is now trying to kill her.

If I had to pick just one word to sum up this book, it would be "fantastic!" Fortunately, I can use more than that. This is a thrilling, complex story that will keep you riveted from the opening page and have you on the edge of your seat. Your entire mind is involved, you don't just passively watch the words go past your eyes. There is only one bad part; it's the final book in the trilogy.