Down and Dirty is a great read full of chemistry, humor and a hero you love and hate and love…. ~ Shelly, Guilty Pleasures
Description:
On the outskirts of Sin City, there’s a rough and tumble saloon where the women who are brave enough to enter can mingle with men that are equally magnetic and dangerous. And in this town, no one’s afraid to get a little dirty…
Billionaire playboy Bennett Hughes’ black sheep reputation is well-earned, but that doesn’t stop him from wanting the respect of his family—even if it means tracking down his brother’s gold-digging one-night-stand to earn it. But when Ben finds his intended target to be the opposite of what he expected, his chance at redemption ends in an accidental quickie marriage.
Despite her history, ex-showgirl Liz Palazzo believes in love at first sight, something she thought she experienced with Ben. Determined to put her party-girl reputation behind her, Liz vows to be the best wife ever—even if her husband seems set on keeping their union a marriage of convenience.
But as the sparks fly and their connection grows, Ben starts to wonder if Liz might be the one person who can make him a better man—or if the former bad girl just wants him for his money…
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Down and Dirty is a great read full of chemistry, humor and a hero you love and hate and love.
Ben has been looking for respect from his family for years, being the black sheep so when his brother calls asking for his help looking for the gold-digging one night stand he had Ben decides to help him out in the hopes of getting back in with the family. Little does he know that the spitfire his brother claims as a gold digger is the sexy ex-showgirl Liz and is the exact opposite of what his brother painted her to be.
Liz believes in love at first sight, despite her past history, but when she ends up in a quickie marriage to Ben she thinks she found love. But her husband seems set on keeping their union a marriage of convenience.
Ben thinks his chance at redemption ends in an accidental quickie marriage to Liz, but as the sparks fly and their connection grows, Ben starts to wonder if Liz might be the one person who can make him a better man or if the former bad girl just wants him for his money and will leave still the Black sheep in the family.
This is a great read, even though it is part of a series it can be read alone. Ben and Liz’s story also brings in secondary characters that leave you wondering more about their stories.
Thanks Shelly
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