Dangerous Exes by Rachel Van Dyken Review!

Synopsis:

In #1 New York Times bestselling author Rachel van Dyken’s scorching series, revenge is a justified pleasure…

Isla made one teeny little mistake. Now she and her PI company, Dirty Exes, are being targeted by one seriously angry and furiously sexy ex-quarterback. Jessie freakin’ Beckett. But there’s no way some NFL superhunk is going to take her business away. If only he didn’t make her so hot—and bothered.

Jessie wants payback for a ruined reputation. His plan? Top secret. His hard-to-hide arousal for Isla? Not so much. Especially when they let down their guards and sneak a kiss. Like any juicy scandal, it goes so viral, so fast, that only a good lie can combat the bad press. Mortal enemies in a fling? No way. Um…this is love!

Actually…could it be?

Isla’s not faking it. Jessie can’t. As the game of let’s pretend gets real, Jessie forgets all about revenge. That’s the problem. His plan is already out of his control. Now it could undo everything they’ve been trying to build. Coming clean may be the only thing that can save it.

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Review:

Rachel Van Dyken has done it once again!! She has written an unputdownable novel, that I devoured in one sitting.

Isla and Jessie are two characters who are not meant to be together. They “hate” each other, are completely different and seemingly have nothing in common, yet, they are right for no one but each other.

The sexual tension within this novel pours off the pages. The connection between Isla and Jessie was hot.  Every single time they were together, you could clearly see that they were attracted to one another, and were holding off on being with one another, despite their overwhelming attraction to one another.

"I hated his smirk more than I hated his body.
Because it made me react."

Not only did this novel have sexual tension, but it also had a lot on hilarious, laugh-out-loud moments. Goo Pah constantly had me laughing at her crazy antics. Every single time she appeared in the story, I knew that something ridiculous was going to happen.

*Thanks to Thomas Allen for providing me with a review copy*