This book does not lack spice, but for me, I couldn't emotionally connect to the characters. I found this odd because the story itself was set up to be packed full of emotion but it just wasn't there for me. The writing is great and I appreciate getting the chance to read and review it!

This was a good book!, it was an obsessive love or lust story. It was showing a lot of the things that people don’t like to talk about. I do think it was well written and it was an enjoyable read and it was thought provoking

Thank you to NetGalley, to the author, and to the publisher for this complimentary ARC in exchange for my honest review!!!

Megan Hart’s Dirty is a book that has a lot to offer, both in terms of emotional depth and physical intensity. At its core, this novel is a story of self-discovery, exploring the complexities of desire, intimacy, and trauma. If you’re looking for a book that will ignite your passions, Dirty certainly delivers with its steamy scenes — and I mean steamy. There’s an abundance of sex in this book, making it impossible to ignore how central this theme is to the narrative. But it’s not just about physical connection; it’s also about the raw emotional undertones that come with those interactions.

While the heat is undeniable, the story also delves deeply into darker and more painful themes. The characters are shaped by their pasts — especially in terms of emotional abuse, pain, and broken relationships. The narrative doesn’t shy away from exploring the impact of these experiences on their present lives, making for a complex emotional journey. This combination of intense passion and deep sadness creates a compelling dichotomy that adds depth to the book.

The pacing is quick, which allows you to get swept up in the emotional rollercoaster of the story. Despite some difficult themes, Hart does an excellent job of balancing the sadness with the connection and healing the characters undergo. The emotional complexity of the characters makes the hot sex scenes feel purposeful and meaningful rather than gratuitous.

It's a heavy read, but one that you can’t help but keep turning the pages of, and ultimately, it's one that offers a blend of pain, healing, and desire.

I've read this in 2013, and man Megan Hart does deliver,

This story was so amazing that i've read the second book in the series right after.

Hot stuff going on there.

Not the best story I have ever read but it wasn't horrible either. I enjoyed it for what it was. The cover is awesome! Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.