Many of them could've went a lot further in the game but they just liked the simple life of playing puck with the boys.

TRIGGER WARNING - This book contains mature content, violence, swearing, and other potentially triggering situations that some readers may find offensive.I love the way this book is multiple POV, jumping between plot lines, so good reading about what’s going on in our characters heads. This is a great read, has everything and more, loved how it goes into other parts like the bikies, then back and seeing the go from past to present it makes sense. I never know what is going to happen and the when you do find out, it completely blows your mind and is not what you expected.

The thing with this book/series is that so far their are very few side characters and a bunch of main characters. Janie has finally been pushed to her limits with the Duster family and revenge is going to be sweet for her. Their love story is heart breaking and I just can't wait for the next book to read more on all these characters! That book introduces all the characters and starts the ongoing story thaw will continue through the next several books. Eion is completely shit and I really want to kill him on a personal level and wants to see what happens with him and what he thinks about Paddy when he himself comes in and meets with his emotions.Dirty Cillian is the first in The Hudson Dusters series of standalones featuring each of the O'Connell siblings. My heart still breaks for Paddy and i just know the next instalment and final book in the series is going to leave me an emotional wreck. AUTHOR’S NOTE - Although DIRTY DYLAN is standalone within the Dirty Dusters Series and can be enjoyed in its own right, it is also the fourth story in a CROSSOVER UNIVERSE between the Angels, Scorpions, and Dusters. Ugh I haven’t gotten nothing done since I picked up the first book and now on my way to the third one! Dirty Dusting enjoyed three sell-out runs at the Customs House and then twice sold out the Theatre Royal, Newcastle and then enjoyed a further run at the city’s Tyne Theatre and Opera House.

The way the story’s progressing is definitely intriguing with questions yet to be answered and a few new ones for us.If you've read any part of the overarching series at the author has created, she is an integral part and will be for the entire six set series of that. I do want Jaine and Paidrag to find their way back to each other but I feel like this won’t happen until we get Paddy’s book, which I think is supposed to be the last one in the series. She also wants nothing to do with Jaine Jones and leads the others betrothed ladies to get in on the plotting. After all, their age and appearance won’t matter on the telephone and providing they can keep this a secret from their boss…they could be onto a winner! At the end of each book I think yep that was my favourite until I start the next one but I really did enjoy Eoin and Jane’s story.