Book Thoughts: Filthy Heir by Drew Jordan

I would like to thank the author and Unalive Promotions for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

My mother always said that good luck means to open your mouth and shut your eyes.

Alex Kuzmin, Filthy Heir

TRIGGERS & DARK THEMES: Kidnapping, Violence, Rape, Sexual Assault, Assault, Forced Sex, Blood Play, Death, Pregnancy,

TROPES: Mafia Romance, Marriage of Convenience, Arranged Marriage, Age Gap, Touch her and you die, Possessive MC,

HOW IT STARTS:

I’m the boss. But I’m willing to get my hands dirty. I enjoy it.

SHORT & SWEET REVIEW FOR FILTHY HEIR:

This book hooked me from start to finish. I loved the plot, the characters, the fucking saucy drama, the convoluted romance, and the good sex.

I am in love with Georgia. She is one hell of a female character. Everything she has done and is doing is for her survival. She is not your typical female MC. She is not subservient but is able to do so for her own pleasure and not because someone just told her to obey. Also, she’s not afraid to admit and say whatever it is she wants. I love that shit.

Alex. Oh Alex. I swear to god I love a guy who falls in love first. I want the guy who is not scared to admit his feelings. He maybe a force to be reckoned with but when it comes to his family, his woman, he will burn the world down to protect them. I fucking love that. Although, I would have to say, I was a bit disappointed with how he acted on one scene when he was trying to prove a point to Georgia. But I get the point. It felt a bit childish to me, but he needed it to be done for her to open up I guess. I get it, but I wish he didn’t. I still love him though.

The plot and the progression is fast. You really won’t get a chance to breathe. So when it comes to the romantic development, most would probably say that things happen faster than it should be. Which I would agree. But I think for a book with 300-something pages, I could accept that.

FINAL THOUGHTS ON FILTHY HEIR:

Enjoyment: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Spice Meter: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️

I did not expect to love this book as much as I did. This book is a mix of everything. The saucy mafia family drama was done well. I normally hate that shit, but I was so surprised when I ended up eating it up like an addicting soap opera.