Mia's got one thing on her mind and thinks she has the perfect tool to get the revenge she wants on her husband's killers. It's Cole "Shank" Shepherd, and she's going to be his therapist while he acts as an informant against the Dirty Eleven motorcycle club. 
 Her plan to seduce him into finding and killing the MC members that murdered her husband has one problem (well, maybe more than one) -- she didn't anticipate the instant attraction she feels for Cole from their very first meeting. Jill Sorenson does an incredible job of building the sexual heat between Mia and Cole from the start. 
 Add one sketchy chief investigator who wants Mia too, and that results in a whole lot of trouble for Cole and Mia. Damon Vargas has a few moves of his own, including threatening to throw Cole back in prison and more I don't want to spoil for you. 
 Cole and Mia couldn't be more mismatched and yet there's such a strong attraction between them that neither one can deny it. Cole brings Mia back to life, awakening something in her she hasn't felt since her husband was murdered. Mia opens up to Cole in some major ways, sharing her fantasies which Cole is happy to make happen for her, and Mia gives Cole hope for a different kind of life, one without the MC and it's criminal element. 
 It's not all lust though, and soon they both find themselves falling for the other. Cole is not just tough, he's sensitive and sexy and the scenes between Mia and Cole burned up the virtual pages of my e-reader! 
 When Vargas and the MC discover Cole and Mia's relationship, they are in deep trouble, leading up to a conclusion that had me holding my breath. 
 Riding Dirty is a bit dark which helps to give the story realism. It's super sexy, too, with the chemistry between these two characters off the charts. Fans of Jill's Aftershock series are going to love the connections between Riding Dirty and characters from that series. And I always appreciate the beautiful and dangerous California locations that Jill pays homage to in her stories that bring back fond memories of the years I lived in California. 
 Riding Dirty is a solid five star read for me. I couldn't put it down, and I immediately went back to re-read my favorite parts. Ms. Sorenson doesn't leave her roots of suspense in this erotic romance but combines the erotic nature of the tale with a well-crafted crime storyline. It's a scorchin' hot, suspenseful read that just really grabbed my attention and left me satisfied. 
 Recommended. 
 This review also appears on my blog at : 
 http://redhotbluereads.blogspot.com/2014/10/dirty-eleven-blog-tour-review-giveaway.html