Dirty Exes

"<br/><br/>Dirty Exes ( Liars, Inc., Book#1) <br/><br/><br/> This is a book I didn’t know I needed and love. So happy I read a great review and then dove in. Going in, I knew this was a love triangle. One couple would be happy, and then one left to hurt. What blindsided me is I laughed so hard; I was crying and rooting for the heroine and her threat of violence <br/><br/> Who wouldn’t want to get back at cheaters? The people who crushed their hearts. Blaire and her best friend open their P. I business, Dirty Exes after they both were cheated on. These ladies are a dynamic duo and expose the cheaters. <br/><br/><br/> When Vanessa hires the ladies to find out if her estranged husband is cheating, Blaire finds out the husband is her Ex, Bennett, the one who got away. While trying to spy on Bennett enters Colin Bennett’s best friend. Who is instantly attracted to her and too eager to help Blair. It was priceless, let me tell you. He is way too charming, and Blaire was also quick to judge a book by its cover. <br/><br/><b> Colin wrapped an arm around me. “Hey, Jessie, you’re more than welcome to join us.” Jessie eyed me up and down and then nodded. “I’d love to have drinks with my best friend and the girl who got away.” And that, folks, is how I ended up having drinks with the only guy to ever kiss me and make me lose my mind, and his best friend, the only guy with a snake tattoo who doesn’t live with his parents.<br/> <br/><br/><p> Poor Jessie, separated from his wife and desperately just wants his divorce. He is the grumpy, ex-NFL quarterback, people pleaser, and has many masks. I felt terrible for how he was so unhappy and wanted to move forward. <br/><br/> I love the plot, sports analogies, and charter development. The book is written in Blaire, Bennett, and Colin's POV. All presented equally; sometimes, I feel like, with love triangles, a POV may gall short. A must-read if you like a good love triangle."