***5 ‘You Look Like I Need to Kiss You Again’ Stars***
YAAASSSSS!!!
Even with that Cliffy, I’m over hear all kinds of puppy dog, stupid swoony grin and twitterpated heart because I FINALLY got Cannon!!!
Or at least part of Cannon, since this is a duet, but you understand.
I have been waiting since the before Dirty Billionaire trilogy was completed to know about Cannon because I knew he had to be just as awesome as Crey Crey to be his bff and I was proven right! He is so much more than the sum of his parts, and some of those parts are quite wonderful and I ended up adoring him. And then there is Drew. This woman has b$%#S of steel, let me tell you, and I adored her. She sticks to her convictions, but isn’t one to go into a situation blindly, nor is she one to take things at face value...most of the time. She just has that thing that makes me want to grab a couple of fingers of bourbon and get to know her better.
As for their journey thus far...HAWT (was that ever in doubt???) but also sweet and swoon worthy. The chemistry between them is intense and, despite what brought them together, I loved how well they flowed together and cannot wait to see what else they’ll have to face before getting the HEA they so richly deserve.
Now, I’m typically making grabby hands at the next book in either a Meghan March duet or trilogy, and believe me when I say that I am, but I am in a bit of a conundrum...do I wait to read the words that are in White Knight OR do I listen to them?? I do have the audio book for the duet ~ I am a #fangirl after all ~ but I waffled over diving in to them first or wait for the book because sometimes I prefer reading first and then listening to the words since I don’t have to worry too much about paying attention...I still haven’t made up my mind on what I will do, but at least I have the option open to me *BSEG*
But as for the storyline and all the characters that populate the Dirty Mafia world...I honestly love the path that has been laid out for Cannon and Drew and cannot wait to see how things play out after that very...interesting ending. And as for the secondary characters...well, I love hearing about some of my fav’s from other books ~ one was definitely accompanied by a bit of happy dancing ~ but Dom Casso is the one that intrigues me the most because part of me wants to not like him, but I cannot help but be fascinated by the man and I’m definitely looking forward to seeing what he does, or doesn’t do, in the next book!
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A tragic anti-hero who deserves better (from his family and his girlfriend)
Oh holy guacamole, what a cliffhanger! Having read other multi-installment books by Meghan March, I of course knew something like this could happen, but I still couldn’t resist it and nothing could have prepared me for this. I don’t know yet how I am gonna survive until October 1st, when White Knight, the second book in the Dirty Mafia Duet comes out. Drew Carson holds the Casso crime family responsible for the death of her father and she wants to find out what really happened. In order to get close to the family she insinuates herself as a waitress/bartender into the Upper Ten, an exclusive NY club for the rich an powerful, which is being managed by Cannon Freeman, who is the unacknowledged bastard son of the head of the Casso family. Only she didn’t consider feeling this intense attraction to Cannon and working for him makes her realize he is actually a decent human being. As events force them closer together, neither of them is able to fight their mutual attraction anymore and they start a passionate affair. Drew starts to question her plan of using Cannon to bring the Casso family down as she develops real feelings for him, but before she can come clean, things take a dramatic turn and both Drew and Cannon have to decide where their loyalties ultimately lie. I have to say I was not too keen on Drew’s subterfuge, especially her keeping it up after she gets close to Cannon, as I felt she was being unfair to him. This impression was reinforced by Cannon’s tragic background, despite which he still has kept this core of integrity, which shows in all of his actions. So. I am really hoping for a happy ending for him (and for his half-brother to forgive him for things that were outside his power) and if he wants Drew he should get her, even though she doesn’t really deserve him. 4.25 stars, because I really dig Cannon, otherwise it would probably be a bit less.
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2019
Oh holy guacamole, what a cliffhanger! Having read other multi-installment books by Meghan March, I of course knew something like this could happen, but I still couldn’t resist it and nothing could have prepared me for this. I don’t know yet how I am gonna survive until October 1st, when White Knight, the second book in the Dirty Mafia Duet comes out.
A tragic anti-hero who deserves better (from his family and his girlfriend)
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2019
Drew Carson holds the Casso crime family responsible for the death of her father and she wants to find out what really happened. In order to get close to the family she insinuates herself as a waitress/bartender into the Upper Ten, an exclusive NY club for the rich an powerful, which is being managed by Cannon Freeman, who is the unacknowledged bastard son of the head of the Casso family. Only she didn’t consider feeling this intense attraction to Cannon and working for him makes her realize he is actually a decent human being.
As events force them closer together, neither of them is able to fight their mutual attraction anymore and they start a passionate affair. Drew starts to question her plan of using Cannon to bring the Casso family down as she develops real feelings for him, but before she can come clean, things take a dramatic turn and both Drew and Cannon have to decide where their loyalties ultimately lie.
I have to say I was not too keen on Drew’s subterfuge, especially her keeping it up after she gets close to Cannon, as I felt she was being unfair to him. This impression was reinforced by Cannon’s tragic background, despite which he still has kept this core of integrity, which shows in all of his actions. So. I am really hoping for a happy ending for him (and for his half-brother to forgive him for things that were outside his power) and if he wants Drew he should get her, even though she doesn’t really deserve him. 4.25 stars, because I really dig Cannon, otherwise it would probably be a bit less.
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- Polly Wolly DoodleReviewed in the United Kingdom on November 24, 2019
Another great read from Meghan March
- Brenda HawkinsReviewed in Australia on September 14, 2019
Wow another awesome read
