Real Good Man by Meghan March is the first book in her brand new series, the Real Duet. Holy crap, I have been longing for Logan and Banners book since summertime. 
 Banner Regent is the daughter of two uber smart parents - her father is also a comic book nerd and decided on the name Banner. Unfortunately, Banner is nothing but a disappointment to her cold and unfeeling parents. Thank God for friends like Greer, and for her new best texting buddy, Logan Brantley. 
 Logan is enchanted with the woman on the other end of the texts he has been sending. Banner gives it to him straight, is very funny, and he just can't help but want to meet her. When an opportunity arises for this sought-after, small town Kentucky boy to deliver a vehicle to a client in New York he jumps at the chance and arranges to meet Banner. 
 As much as they both are loving their texting relationship, their meeting should be smooth and easy right? (That's what she said!) Both Banner and Logan are strong characters. Their ideals, their banter, and their desire is palpable throughout, not to mention the bluntness of Banners straight up attitude to anyone and everyone in her life. Their chemistry is off the charts in the bedroom and their interludes between the sheets (on the counter, in the shower, etc.,) are enough to melt a kindle or set a paperback on fire. 
 Hilarious AND heartwarming - I absolutely loved this book (as I have all other Meghan March books so far). I cannot wait for their concluding story to be released. Enjoy!