I sit here writing this review just minutes after devouring Dirty Pleasures. 
 Yes. Devouring a book when I should have been working, but the Goddesses of self proclaimed reading whores had my back this morning and I gotta say that I think I fell even more in love with both Creighton and Holly in this installment of their story. 
 In Dirty Pleasures we really get to see Holly Wix, up and coming country music star and how tenacious she is when it comes to making her dreams a reality. The drive is there but she isn't a diva in anyway. She's more than willing to tow the line and put the work into make it. Creighton is just a tad bit out of his element in Holly's world, but it doesn't keep him from exercising his alpha tendencies where his business or Holly are concerned. And as we get to see different sides of them, they get to do the same and soon their relationship shifts. 
 I have to say that I liked the way their relationship changes and grows. It's gradual, which is a bit of an understatement considering how quickly their marriage happened in the first book, and we start to see just how compatible they can be outside of the bedroom, or any other enclosed, private space. They find that while the explosive sexual chemistry between them still rages, admiration and respect starts to grow and they start to wonder if their marriage could actually be something solid and real, but neither has the ability to voice their thoughts and that failure to communicate costs them. 
 As far as writing style, voice and pace I swear I'm a broken record because as always it was done so well, but what I can comment on is how well Ms. March had Creighton and Holly's relationship evolve. It never felt forced and it was fun to see how they reacted and interacted with each other. And that ending, I actually thought it would have been another issue that would drive a wedge into their fledgling marriage, but nope so I commend Ms. March on the twist and can't wait to see how Creighton and Holly finally get their HEA in Dirty Together. 
 The Bottom Line: Must. Read. Period! 
 ~ ARC provided by Rock Star PR LC in exchange for an honest review ~