A review by rockchick
Dirty Work by Brenda Rothert, Chelle Bliss
3.0
Reagan Preston and Jude Titan are political rivals.
Reagan comes from a political family .
Jude is an ex-soldier looking to get elected and change things for the better for the common man.
She is a Democrat, he is a Republican. They dislike each other without actually knowing one another.
But that changes when they meet …
Dirty Work shows us the dirty dealings of the political world.
We see the deals and the dirt but also the determination of two people to make a difference.
While they might have jumped to conclusions about their political rivals, both Reagan and Jude work hard to get elected.
As they continue the campaign trail, Reagan and Jude meet time and time again, they share personal experiences and develop a connection.
They start flirting via texts but don’t forget they are political rivals.
The attraction is there but so is the differences.
Read Dirty Work to see how they resolve the issues separating them and if they are strong enough to overcome the scandals on the way.
While I enjoyed the book, I was expecting the end result and was disappointed by it.
Reagan comes from a political family .
Jude is an ex-soldier looking to get elected and change things for the better for the common man.
She is a Democrat, he is a Republican. They dislike each other without actually knowing one another.
But that changes when they meet …
Dirty Work shows us the dirty dealings of the political world.
We see the deals and the dirt but also the determination of two people to make a difference.
While they might have jumped to conclusions about their political rivals, both Reagan and Jude work hard to get elected.
As they continue the campaign trail, Reagan and Jude meet time and time again, they share personal experiences and develop a connection.
They start flirting via texts but don’t forget they are political rivals.
The attraction is there but so is the differences.
Read Dirty Work to see how they resolve the issues separating them and if they are strong enough to overcome the scandals on the way.
While I enjoyed the book, I was expecting the end result and was disappointed by it.