Synopsis
You know that saying, things can’t possibly get worse? They always can.
I thought I’d reached a whole new low the day I ran from Bellerose. The day I was snatched by mafia goons, beaten half to death, and left wishing they’d finish the job.
But then an Angel saved me.
His kind of salvation wasn’t the freedom I’d been hoping for, though. Two months later I’m his prisoner in the gilded cage of his home. His pregnant mistress.
Angelo Ricci–my Angel–holds my life in his hands. He’s both protecting me, and condemning me, and if his father ever discovers our secret deal then death will be a blessing.
I’m tired, and scared, and don’t know who I can trust. All I know is that I miss the boys of Bellerose. Grayson and Rhett still hold parts of my heart, even if I could happily kick Jace in the nu… face. And Flo? She’s dead to me.
Literally.
Like, dead dead.
Wormfood.Fate takes a turn in my favor when Bellerose gets a new owner, and an unexpected opportunity to reconnect with the band is forced on me. Getting locked in a secluded farmhouse with the guys who think I left them for my abusive ex sounds like a recipe for bloodshed, but I don’t get a choice in the matter.
Except, this time I’m not going alone. Angelo is tagging along, and seems determined to cause drama. Somehow we all need to make it out alive, but that should be easy enough, right? After all, I’m Billie Bellerose.
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Review
Dirty Truths is book two in the Boys of Bellerose series, and I was pleasantly surprised by the forward motion of the plot in this book.
I don’t want to give any spoilers, but things come out in this book that I fully expected to be in books three or even four of this series, leading me to believe there are bigger secrets yet to be revealed. I was a little confused when the book began, but what was happening quickly became apparent.
We see Billie and her boys together again, and while some get more page time than others, those shown were needed for the story progression and character development. The love between these charters is obvious, but so is the hate. I love seeing Billie work her way back into their good graces, but I would have loved more Gray.
I waited for this audiobook, and I am so glad I did. Brooke Daniels and Lucas Webley were fabulous. How Lucas can make all four of the guys sound different amazes me! And now the wait for the next audiobook begins…
The steam and the action kept me reading, and I can’t wait to unravel all the mysteries.
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