Java Girl's Review: 
 4.5 stars 
 I have had my eye on Logan Brantley since his first appearance in Dirty Together. I had a feeling he was destined to become one of my favorite book heroes, and he didn't disappoint in Real Good Man. Logan is all my favorite book hero qualities rolled into one amazing package (no pun intended). Smart, loyal, hardworking, ambitious, kind, fun, sweet, sexy, dirty-talking with a big...heart. Totally swoonworthy. Banner is smart, ambitious, and bold with a sassy mouth on her. I wasn't sure about Banner, to be honest. The more of her that was revealed, though, the more I liked her. I don't always agree with her choices, especially when it comes to relationships, but I understand why she makes these choices--her need to protect herself from the pain of rejection and the loneliness she's lived with most of her life. She has a great sense of humor--she really is a hoot! I got such a kick out of her interactions with her neighbors, both old and new. She is definitely one of those heroines who gets herself into some interesting and entertaining situations. 
 While Logan and Banner may seem like opposites at first glance, they actually have a lot in common. I found the start to their relationship quite endearing and sweet. Once they actually meet, endearing and sweet gave way to hot and hotter, but the underlying sweet way they began remains. 
 The thread of mystery/suspense running through Real Good Man was an unexpected bonus. I'm intrigued and anxious to find out more. Meghan March has a knack for writing crazy hot alpha men and strong, independent heroines. I'm addicted to her books and eternally thankful that she doesn't make us wait too long to find out the rest of Banner and Logan's story in Real Good Love. 
 Review copy provided with no expectations.