One Dirty Night by Pepper Winters

Four elements. Four powers. Once Choice.

Wow.

Okay.

I’m not entirely sure how to review this book if I’m honest. There’s a lot I could say, but it would totally spoil it.

Firstly I just want to remind every single person who reads—there’s no judging here. Read what you love and what feeds your soul. Once you set yourself free from others opinions … you’ll enjoy it a whole lot more.

Now … I’m going to simply say, Pepper is right, this book is filthy. It’s dirty and depraved and so damn sexy. The heat sizzles from the pages and there’s very little let up. Right when you think you can catch your breath … it starts again.

But there’s also a lot of emotions and feeling within the story too. As always Pepper knows how to write a book that has you questioning yourself, but that’s why I lover her stories. I want to be pushed to the very end of all my boundaries and comfort zone and fall head-first and love every second.

Hunter is the star of the show for me—he’s absolutely divine and the whole concept of owning your sexuality in that way is incredible.

If you’re ready to hand over yourself, to not think and just enjoy … this book is for you and shouldn’t be missed.

I’m giving One Dirty Night 4 devilishly dirty stars.

*I was lucky enough to receive an ARC for this review and my review is 100% honest and true.

Please head over to Pepper Winter's website to read all trigger warnings for this book--it's not light or fluffy!

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