Review: Dirty Rich One Night Stand

Dirty Rich One Night Stand by Lisa Renee Jones
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 Stars

Overall Rating ★★★★★
Plot ★★★★★
Humor ★★★★
Characters & Character Development ★★★★
Narration ★★★★★

Story: I really enjoyed this story. Law is very interesting especially since I am going through a court thing because of a credit card from about 8 years ago. I loved both of these characters, Cat and Reese were great together and separately. When they first appeared in one another's lives, I thought I was really going to dislike Reese. I actually ended up liking both characters and rooting for them. It was interesting to see them debate with each other and discuss their work with one another. I could see that they were both passionate about the work in different ways and that's what drew them together in part. They had conflict in the beginning but it was nice to see each of them let there guards down at different times.

There were certain times when I thought that Cat was going to run when she didn't run to far and I was proud of her. When all the SHIT hit the fan, I wasn't sure if there was anything that would bring them back together. I really wanted to see their families come together in some way but it was still so good. I was sad for them when they weren't together. It didn't make me ugly cry but it was enough with questioning what was going on and how they would come back together.

I wanted to see more drama with Dan and Kelli. With each of their appearances in the book, it seemed like more would happen there. I also wanted to see Cat become closer with at least Gabe because it seemed like they were getting somewhere. I like happy endings where everyone's all happy together or semi happy together because that's totally not real life.

One thing that was weird was that every time someone got off the phone they didn't say bye. They just end the call. At times it says "she hangs up." or "he hangs up." I'm just thinking why. LOL Ya'll are rude. It happened throughout the whole book.

Narration: These are two of my favorite narrators. Erin Mallon, Joe Arden. You can never go wrong. They work so well together and always bring stories to light. I liked the distribution of each of their perspectives and I liked that it ended with Cat. For some reason I have a thing about it ending with the female perspective.

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