Finn Roberts and Harlow Vega spent twelve hours married in Las Vegas before divorcing and going their separate ways. Harlow made a quick trip to Canada to visit Finn, but quickly returned to her lift in San Diego. 
 When Finn arrives in San Diego on business, they are both looking for a distraction from the stressors in their lives, and find it in each other. 
 But what happens as distraction turns into something more? 
 I loved Harlow's meddling in Sweet Filthy Boy. She loves her friends and always wants to help fix things when she can. She's also a little lost when this book opens. She's in a job that's a joke, and her normal life and routine has had a shock that she doesn't know how to deal with. She was such a huge personality that her moments of introspection and soul searching were even more powerful for their out of character nature. 
 And Finn. *sigh* There were as many times that I just wanted to wrap him up and take him home as there were times I wanted to smack some sense into him. This title is such an apt description of him. He has a side to him that I would never have guessed based on what we had seen from him before. But he is also loyal and focused on what's best for his family, hence his stress and the reason he finds himself in San Diego. 
 Finn and Harlow were never lacking for physical chemistry. But watching them navigate from those wild nights to the unknown beyond was entertaining, to say the least. They quickly reach a point where their physical relationship shows the vulnerability they feel even when they are not willing to talk about what's bothering them. 
 This was a great continuation of the Wild Seasons series. The friends we were introduced to in the first book return to add to the antics once again. Lola, Mia and Ansel pop in and out throughout the story, and Oliver plays a few key roles during the course. Dark Wild Night , the next book in the series, should be fun to watch play out, especially as that couple has been identified and pointed out throughout the second book. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review. This review is also posted at Reviews by Tammy and Kim.