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Celia Aaron, writing as Christina Saunders, delivers a fast-paced, spicy series of three standalones about alpha brothers and the alpha females who woo their hearts. Mixed in with the spice and the sass are three stories involving criminal cases, with the three women showing the men how law really works. In Total D*ck we follow Kennedy, the youngest brother of the Granade clan, and Scarlett Carmichael as they take on cyber crime.

The Bad Bitch standalone series is fun, because each book somehow manages to have a suspenseful, intriguing storyline about criminal law, while also being totally smutty and laugh out loud hilarious. They're fast paced and completely unique, which I for one need in-between my usual books. In the case of Total D*ck, it wasn't my favorite, it lacked some of the flair of the previous two, but was still an excellent read. I think others will love this one just as much as I loved Hardass, book two in the series.

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Total Dick is the final installment in the Bad Bitch series. I found this book to have good banter between the main characters as this is an enemies to lovers story. And of course, the steam level between the two was off the charts. Overall a sassy fun read!!

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Received an ARC from NetGalley for an honest review.

Opposites really attract in the final Bad Bitch installment from Saunders. Kennedy is a womanizer with a touch of a drinking problem and has no problem with the reputation he has. Scarlett is the only female associate at a prestigious law firm and was brought up with way too much pedigree for these two to get along. Of course this means that they're destined. What comes next is a fun foray into corporate espionage and investigation with the alpha, slightly dominate, love scenes we love from the Granade brothers.

Fun series!

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Sadly on this occasion this wasn’t for me and was a DNF

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Yet another fantastic book! A great way to finish the series about the delectable Granade brothers.

Kennedy Granade is a Total D*ck. His reputation as a womaniser precedes him. Like his brothers, he is an attorney, and a good one. That's why Stone and Porter have sent Scarlett to request his services on a case they are working. True to form, Kennedy is arrogant, sexist, and well... a total d*ck.

Scarlett Carmichael is everything he is not. She is cool and respectable, a former debutante, and brought up around wealth. She has worked hard to get to where she is and she's not about to let Kennedy get the better of her.

There is an obvious attraction between the two, and Kennedy makes it his mission to show Scarlett just how dirty his reputation is.

This book, like the others in the series, has plenty of steamy sex - and we wouldn't expect anything less! What it also has, is a great story-line. I love the way the author draws you in with such compelling plots. You never really know where it's going to go, and I love that.

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I've been looking forward to reading Kennedy's story, and I enjoyed it. He and Scarlett were good characters, and their story kept my interest. There was plenty of chemistry between these two, and I thought it was a good installment in the series.

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I started and stopped this book 100 times. I am gonna have to mark it as a DNF.

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If you are looking for a land beyond steamy, this is the place to go. The characters are very individual and I liked that the author began the book with a cocky guy who knows the reputation he has and does nothing to try and fight it. Instead, he encourages it through his attitude and antics.

I like a strong female heroine, but I also like it when at some point in the book, she gets the opportunity to show her worth and humble the hero. A tough thing for the heroin in this book, but watching the buildup was a lot of fun.

This book will leave you sweating and breathless.

This review is based on a complementary copy from the publisher, provided through Netgalley. All opinions are my own.

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