***5 'I Love You to the Point of Danger' Stars*** 
 Holy. Hell. 
 I'm pretty sure I used those same two works when reviewing Black Hearts, but I think it applies better here and is probably an understatement, but holy hell what a ride! From the first page to the last it's a crazy, sexy, suspenseful ride as Violet and Vicente come to realize that what they've found in each other goes deeper than either could have ever expected and will fight to the bitter end to hold on to it. 
 I really liked both Vicente and Violet in Black Hearts, but I ended up adoring both of them in Dirty Souls. Both have their worlds turned upside down in this one and it causes a shift in their perceptions of themselves, each other and those around them. These shifts caused both of them to grow stronger, together and separately, and I loved watching as they both finally became the people they were always meant to be. 
 As much as I enjoyed Black Hearts, I adored Dirty Souls. The pacing of the story was a little bit faster, but not to where things felt rushed and I liked how the various secrets, lies and truths were revealed and how they were dealt with and it is a little darker, but no less sexier than the first book. But most of all, I really enjoyed the multiple POV's. Sometimes too many can bog down a story, especially when they are not done in the same POV, but in this case it worked really well for me and made things that much more interesting. I still haven't read the series that this one is a spin off of and while I will still say you don't need to read those to enjoy this one, I now really, REALLY, need to bump them up on the TBR list because I loved Ellie and was absolutely fascinated by Javier and Luisa. There was mention that more books from this world are possibly in the works, so I'm crossing my toes and praying that they become a reality especially with how things ended. 
 ~ Copy provided by the author ~