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Dirty Girl
by Meghan March
Dirty Girl is the first book in the duet series "Dirty Girl" this duet of stories follows very shortly after "Dirty Billionaire" trilogy and this is where we have the sister of Karas.....Greer. Greer tends to make lots of mistakes especially when she happens to be drunk and is a bane to her brothers life at times. Now that her brother is settled in marriage and expecting a baby, Greer wants more out of her life but when she does something stupid she knows that there is no going back on this mistake. Greer takes inspiration from her brother, and puts out a notice to the world, that the man with the biggest cock can bed her but she does this while drunk. What she doesn't expect is that a past lover to show up on her door who also happened to break her heart.
The romance between Greer and Cavanaugh is definitely full of plenty of heat and emotion that is Meghan March's standard. I will be honest in that I thought Greer was very selfish at times. She tends to be absentminded and really self motivated, she doesn't seem to notice how her actions can harm others. But what I do love about this one is seeing the growth that we see comes within her as she learns from her mistakes. But we see that there is plenty of secrets to be revealed about Cavanaugh and those secrets could break Cavanaugh and Greer apart. But seeing them build a trust again and reconnect was addicting in all the ways that this author delivers.
The romance between Greer and Cavanaugh is definitely full of plenty of heat and emotion that is Meghan March's standard. I will be honest in that I thought Greer was very selfish at times. She tends to be absentminded and really self motivated, she doesn't seem to notice how her actions can harm others. But what I do love about this one is seeing the growth that we see comes within her as she learns from her mistakes. But we see that there is plenty of secrets to be revealed about Cavanaugh and those secrets could break Cavanaugh and Greer apart. But seeing them build a trust again and reconnect was addicting in all the ways that this author delivers.