Dirty Shame

Wow this book is so hot. I enjoyed reading it so sorry it had to end

Can we get more books like this one? Just love it. The passion of the characters, the story. I fall in love of my bad boy again once again. Amazing book. Must read it.

Book has good characters and good description, but sometimes way too much detail of nothing. Really slow in parts to the point almost gave up reading it. Sad ending in a way, but I guess others may like it. Not great but good.

Easy . Good read!!

Dirty Shame was about Rylan and Kellan. A forbidden love story between a rich girl and a poor guy living on the opposite side of the tracks. The execution of the story didn't hold my interest. Too many side stories and not enough focus on the original reason for their separation. After seven years this should have been the first question addressed. Instead they declared their love and started back where they ended seven years ago. Many minor characters were introduced as a means to create obstacles and cause distractions. This book was several chapters too long. The driving force between the two main characters was limited to sex. They didn't seem too concerned with reasons for the original breakup nor the reason for remaining distant. The only thing driving this story was sex. Everything else was boring filler in a town where gossipmongers resided and narrow minded individuals still believed in a separation of social class. Most the guys behaved like juveniles meddling in each other's lives. The parents were far too concerned with controlling Rylan's life by meddling, as well. Dirty Shame was a full length standalone story. Dirty Shame was book 1 in the Bluefield Bad Boys series. This was a contemporary urban fiction focused on the socio-economic differences between the rich and the poor in a small coal mining community of Pennsylvania. Tommy and Dawson were minor characters introduced In book 1 in order to set the story for their own books.