Acutal Rating 3.7 
 God how I want to love these books. I love J. Daniels Alabama Summer series and Sweet Addiction series, but I keep find the Dirty Deeds books to just be ok. 
 I was hoping with Jamie and Tori's story that it was going to knock my socks off and make me fall in love with this series. I don't know what it is that's holding me back. Which is crazy because I really like Jamie. Ok, lets be real, I only like the men in these books. 
 Jamie is your sufer guy that all girls picture in their head. He is funny, charismatic, and sexy as fuck. I loved Jamie in the first book and how he always gets Tori all riled up and says some funny and sexy things to her. Hit the Spot highlighted that on a whole other playing field. We find out how Tori and Jamie first met and why she despises him. But boy, Jamie never gives up and does everything he can to break down Tori because he knows behind that facade she walks around with, she wants Jamie something fierce. 
 Jamie is my favorite thing about this book. I love that he always knows what Tori is thinking even though I kid you not, she lied about how she was feeling and what she was thinking the ENTIRE book. He could read her so easily. He was supportive and protective of her. I liked that he never hid what he was feeling and thinking. It was clear early in the book that he wanted to be with her, he never hid it and I swooned. 
 The story was ok for me. I didn't feel connected to Tori at all and I honestly think she overreacts. The reader gets to see some more of Sid and Brian and Shay, Cali, and Stitch are almost nonexistent. Basically Tori acted like she didn't have a job a third of the way through the book. Maybe this book is too fluffy. The female characters too emotional and judgy for no reason. I don't connect with their "backstory." I think the almost breaking up stuff, especially towards the end of the book is too much. Tori got mad at Jamie for something so ridiculously dumb and was willing to walk away from the relationship. Like why? 
 If you love J. Daniels you will probably like this book. This is not my favorite series by her, but that won't stop me from reading Shay and Stitches next. I am a die-hard fan of J. Daniels and it kills me to not love this book, but there is always plenty to love, including her writing.