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Delicious Dylan is the third brother of the O’Connells, the quiet, withdrawn, nerdy one, and he catches the eyes of outgoing Jesse, the Duster’s accountant. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.
Audiences just took to their hearts the hilarious tale of Olive, Elsie and Gladys – the cleaners who get down-right dirty. Don’t get me wrong, you still get all the dark and dirty like the other books in this series have but you also get a REALLY unique storyline.
The way that Harley Diamond gets them to work through those things was intense and had me wondering if I would get my HEA. We also see old characters and where they are now as well as some twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat. Also, for those with a slightly more sensitive predisposition, expect to hear some inuendo and strong language from some very disgruntled older ladies. There were times I felt like this book was quite a bit about Jaine but I didn’t mind because I love her character and I love Paddy so much!
The multiple pov with characters from book 1 made this book one of the most indepth books thats I've ever read. Dylan O’Connell is not only handsome, strong 💪 and dangerous but he’s innocent when it comes bedroom activities. We get to know Ma and Pa Duster more in this book and Ma Duster has replaced Eoin as my most hated character. When the two meet for the first time it’s with Sarah blindfolded so she does not know who she’s about to spend a night with. Jessie is introduced to us in Razr's book because Jaine suggests her to be the Dusters new accountant.
edit and possible spoiler* if what has happened to Ace is what I think has happened this might be the last book I read. The play was written by two Newcastle Upon Tyne journalists Ed Waugh and Trevor Wood, it played first at the Customs House in South Shields and it quickly became the biggest and most popular play to come out of Newcastle in many years. Cillian…, the auburn-haired, gorgeous green-eyed man and the second oldest of the O’Connell brothers, a. Dirty Dusting enjoyed three sell-out runs at the Customs House and then twice sold out the Theatre Royal, Newcastle and then enjoyed a further run at the city’s Tyne Theatre and Opera House.
The books in the Hudson Dusters series follow the brothers, however the next book in the crossover is Razr. The things push those women to do to capture her sons is despicable and make me despise her even more. These game ‘girls’ set up a phone-sex service “The Telephone Belles” and that’s when the fun really begins. Once again Jaine, the main character in this series, faces much heart ache and strife but we also see the fiery side to her and Ace’s love her for is unyielding. He's the one that’s in the trenches, the most deadly of the brothers, and he is in no way looking for love.Certain parts of the storyline do parallel for other characters and I am on pins and needles seeing (reading) how everything is playing out 😱❣️ The ending. Wow what an angst filled action packed emotional read, this book made me cry, especially after rereading the previous ones. TRIGGER WARNING - This book contains mature content, violence, swearing, and other potentially triggering situations that some readers may find offensive. Over 25,000 people in the North East of England have seen Dirty Dusting since its premiere at the Customs House in February 2003. That said, I would definitely start with reading Ace, since several details might be confusing otherwise, and this book continues the heartbreak we went through in Jaine’s story.
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