The charged push and pull between the two characters was entirely addictive. I had so much fun reading this book! It was sexy, funny, romantic and really angsty. My first foray into reading author Emma Hart was a wholly enjoyable experience. Only one thing is certain: Sofie’s daughter will change everything. Their present is rocky, their future unknown.

But with her brother in Afghanistan, she has no choice but to return and sort out her father’s house, even if it means facing the boy she fell in love with and revealing the reason she left.Ĭonner has questions, and when his broken heart and her guilty one collide, Sofie has to start answering them. Sofie Callahan has spent the months since her father’s death avoiding anything to do with her hometown. Now, though, she’s back in their hometown of Shelton Bay, South Carolina, at the same time Conner’s band Dirty B. Where she’s been for the last two and half years is a mystery, and so is the reason she left in the first place.

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will surely continue to keep my attention! The whole book flowed and gave me a warm feeling in the pit of my stomach.A sexy, romantic, angsty story that was so fun to read. I don't have anything negative to say in any regards. They developed (or redeveloped) in just the manner they should have. Sofie's relationships with Conner and his family were so realistic and not forced. I was able to swiftly read the book and feel like I was right in the story with them. The slow build of the relationships in this book was on-point. If I could change anything about this book, it would be the title. And this book isn't anywhere close to erotica. It makes it sound more salacious than it is.

The title of this book isn't fitting for me. I went through an array of emotions throughout this book!

Other parts I couldn't help but to giggle. I got choked up in MANY parts of the book. I have so many thoughts, but I don't want to give away the story. I am not sure which way to go with this review.

Dirty Secret by Emma Hart