Dirty Laundry

This was a roller coaster ride. So much action. Bobby sniffing around Ichi, Jae's family causing problems, Claudia asking Cole to call her momma (made me cry) and Sheila bringing drama, pain, angry, old wounds coming to the surface. Thank God for Jae supporting Cole through all of this madness.

This is the third book of the series.
Cole McGinnis, ex-cop and PI. Kim Jae-Min is his boyfriend.
Cole has been hired by Madame Sun, a fortune-teller whose clients have been dying.

Also Jae finds himself in a predicament when his sister dumped in his lap.
The story takes you to the world of fortune telling and the reality of family secrets.
Also the relationship between Cole and Jae is threaten by the situation with Jae's sister.

This is an emotional story , you will cry and feel the raw emotions in the relationship between Cole and Jae.
The story is one that will keep you guessing and at the same time wanting more. The writing style is great ... Looking forward to the next installment - Dirty Deeds.

Hands down Dirty Laundry is the best book in the series so far. Since I loved the other two its not insane to realize how over the top I am about this book. The writing is still some of the best I've ever read. That, and the creative ways of maiming people.
Cole and Jae. Wow. Two of my all time favorite main characters in a series. Cole is such a GUY! He and Jae bring this incredible romance to life while still pissing each other off, cursing a lot and trying their damnedest to not be vulnerable. It's so real life it's almost scary. Throw in Cole's best friend Bobby. A K9 chase. A number of dead people. Claudia coming back to work. And, well, it's a world I wish I could live in all of the time.
This book actually dealt more with relationships and less with mystery than the two before. Not to say that there isn't a good whodunit involving a fortune teller and her clients. And, since its a Rhys Ford book there are plenty of dead bodies. But, there is more emphasis on Cole and Jae, Cole and his brother Mike, Cole and his new brother Ichiro (who I really hope we see lots more of) and Jae and his sister. It's about family. It's about lies. It's about pain. It's about hurt. It's about love.
It's about life.

This is a book you do not want to miss! If you are a fan of Cole and Jae you must read Dirty Laundry. If you have yet to start the series, take my advice: Go out and get them all. You’ll love them and then you can thank me later.
There is so much that happens in this book from the opening scene to the very end of the book. It’s full of action, adventure, mystery, relationship issues, family issues, and love. It’s hot in ways that I can’t even describe because you may overheat. Needless to say, I’ll be looking into getting an apothecary cabinet to use as a coffee table.
I’m more in love with Cole and Jae than I have been in the past. They continue to have issues and break my heart and make me want to scream and cry and laugh. Maybe that’s why I love them so much. They are real and imperfect and struggle. Their relationship has more of a focus in this story. This story is a turning point for them and a fabulous one, at that.
I always pride myself on being able to figure out a mystery before the whodunit is revealed. And if I can’t figure it out before the big reveal, well, I tend to stalk the author’s releases. I love a good mystery with lots of action and puzzlement. I love well written bad guys with secret vendettas. I love the heart-pounding fear and excitement that accompanies the investigation. And Dirty Laundry has it all and so much more.
This is a series that I love so much and Dirty Laundry is my favorite so far. The entire series is one thrill after another. I want more – more of Cole, more of Jae, more of Bobby, more of Ichi. Just more. I can hardly wait to see what’s next.