Dirty Sexy Cuffed

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and how she takes care of herself the best that she can, but he is able to help her and they fall in love and learn to trust each other.

Loved the story. Levi is all kinds of hot, steamy and book boyfriend material. A cop and protector to the core he is also all kinds of dirty talking and dominant in the bedroom. The perfect balance. He cares for Sarah and has this undeniable pull to her. She finally agrees to a date after a horrible situation at her job where he is injured. They were so cute together. They each let their guards down and opened up about things no one else knew. Loved their story. Now I have to catch up with clay and mason story before reading Jackson!

Can’t get enough of this Dirty series! This one followed the same basic trajectory as a couple of damaged individuals find redemption with each other!

I read the entire series in a couple of days. Super hot and I lived the characters and the story

A new book but the same repetitive stuff. I think the authors tried to make Levi different, but he was the same in the end.

I did find the last paragraph intriguing and will read the forth (and hopefully last!!) book.

This is the story of Levi & Sarah. Levi is a police officer. He is a very controlled and disciplined character. Sarah escaped from a cult-like compound and her boyfriend, which is not allowed. She working to get enough money to leave Chicago, so he won't find her. Levi has stopped in the Mart where she works every night before his shift is over because he is smitten with her. It was interesting to see how Sarah's character molded to Levi's. They go through a lot together. Sarah's past catches up to her, but Levi and his brother Mason take care of problem fully. After that, everything pulled together wonderfully. I loved this story.

While the plot could be presented in a couple of paragraphs here, in the book it is heavily interspersed with sex.

A pet peeve of mine is the authors have used the epilogue as a tease for their next book in this series. I think the epilogue, by definition, should be used to tie up any loose ends in this book's story, or it should not be part of the book at all. Using it to get the reader to become interested in the next book, more or less as a commercial for it, is just a cheap trick. Loss of a star!

You’d never know by meeting Levi that he had a traumatic past. He’s always calm, cool and in control at all times.
Sarah enters his life, she also had a horrible past, and he’s drawn to her.
And wow, Levi won me over.