Okay so I absolutely loved this book. If you enjoyed The Female of the Speciesthen you will adore Done Dirt Cheap. The writing-styles, gritty story, quick plot, great endings, and unlikely friendships are all written in a similar fashion. 
 This is not a happy book although there is humor and some really really beautiful moments. The author either grew up around motorcycle clubs or did her research because the vest, patches, recruitment, "church", and charity rides (BACA is HUGE where I live) were all very accurate (view spoiler)[besides the whole killing abusers things because the motorcycle clubs I know don't do that (hide spoiler)]. 
 There were so many quotable moments in this book. I loved it. 
 Now I did have some problems with the age gap of two of the characters (18 and 28). However, as far as age gaps go, this one was actually handled fairly well. T kept explaining how V's 18 isn't a normal 18 which is very true. V had to go up quicker than most and J saw a lot when he was 18 and in a war. I shipped all of the ships (even if the age gap made me a bit uncomfortable). (view spoiler)[ Another thing I wasn't a huge fan of was how Jason came and saved the day. So many people don't get saved in situations like that, so it just reminded me of the whole "You know the guy is a hero because he saves the girl from being R-ed" trope which I hate. He could have proved himself in other ways. Him saving V felt very much his story arc rather than V's. (hide spoiler)] 
 I know that another reviewer pointed out the racial aspect of having the first black conscript to the club. And I'm torn between saying that the author handles this with care and knowing that it's not really my lane to say if she does or doesn't. I'm limited by my own experiences with motorcycle clubs and the ones I've seen, had friends and family members be apart of, do recruitment the same way regardless of age or race. In the book, many, many times the author mentions how every other member of the Wardens all did the same thing before being members. I know that those scenes are upsetting to many, but the Wardens all treated Cash like every other recruit. T tried to too until she fell head over heels for him. Once again, not my lane, but I felt like I needed to at least mention the potential hurt other readers could have reading this book in my review. 
 Reading this book makes me want to reread The Female of the Species. 
 Loved and highly recommend. 
 Fuck yeah, female friendship rule the world. 
 ***TRIGGER WARNINGS: mentions of addiction (alcohol, drugs), drug dealing, mentions of child abuse, mentions/attempted sexual assault, threat of R, incarceration, gang life, human trafficking, grooming, murder,