Review: Dirty Together by Meghan March (Dirty Billionaire #3)


Note: This ARC was provided by RockStar Lit PR in exchange for an honest review.

Now, this is how to end a trilogy on the right freaking note! Dirty Billionaire intrigued me, and Dirty Pleasures satisfied me, but Dirty Together was the best of the lot, as any series ender should be. This was classic Meghan March, bringing readers and fans unapologetically hot romance and steamy sex between the main characters, rising country singer and songwriter Holly Wix, also known as Holly Wickam, and billionaire mogul Creighton Karas. She throws in a couple of twists that surprised the heck out of me and I felt this added element simply made the book even better and brought this good trilogy up a notch or two.

If you'll remember my review for Dirty Pleasures, I wasn't a fan of Holly's bad habit of running from whatever issues she has with Crey. I know she's much younger than he is, but seriously, once was understandable, but doing a repeat made me roll my eyes at her immaturity. But dear Holly stepped up to the plate, owned up to her bad behavior, and made me actually like her again! She did her fair share of growing up in a short amount of time here, though there was a moment where I was afraid she was going to make a mistake upon her return to her hometown. Thank goodness, she proved me wrong at that point.

My favorite part of this book--in the entire trilogy!--had to be Creighton. His evolution as a male lead character wasn't drastic nor rushed. Even he didn't fully understand at force why he was reacting differently when it came to Holly, but we see him go through changes, and it's his willingness to make adjustments in order to make his new wife happy and secure that had me standing up and applauding. Yes, he was every bit the alpha male, and he makes no apologies for being that way, but he's also sweet and loving. His tenacity as a businessman works for him in the pursuit of his shooting country star slash bride.

Even though this third book concludes the Dirty Billionaire series, there are a few supporting characters who I certainly wouldn't mind getting to know even better in the future, namely, Greer Karas (Crey's younger sister), Cannon Freeman (Crey's best friend and his COO), and Logan Brantley (Holly's friend and admirer). Hint, hint, Meghan March! That's what happens when you give readers characters that you end up becoming curious about. But back to Creighton and Holly Karas...Dirty Together wrapped the trilogy quite nicely and I'm giving book three five stars and the trilogy as a whole receives an average of 4.5 stars. ♥

Release Date: 12 January 2016

Date Read: 11 January 2016

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