Dirty Deeds

By Rhys Ford

6 reviews

Release Date Aug 12, 2014
Type Novels
Length 8 hours and 5 minutes
SKU 5419

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By Rhys Ford

Sheila Pinelli needed to be taken out.

Former cop turned private investigator Cole McGinnis never considered committing murder. But six months ago, when Jae-Min’s blood filled his hands and death came knocking at his lover’s door, killing Sheila Pinelli became a definite possibility.

While Sheila lurks in some hidden corner of Los Angeles, Jae and Cole share a bed, a home, and most of all, happiness. They’d survived Jae’s traditional Korean family disowning him and plan on building a new life—preferably one without the threat of Sheila’s return hanging over them.

Thanks to the Santa Monica police mistakenly releasing Sheila following a loitering arrest, Cole finally gets a lead on Sheila’s whereabouts. That is, until the trail goes crazy and he’s thrown into a tangle of drugs, exotic women, and more death. Regardless of the case going sideways, Cole is determined to find the woman he once loved as a sister and get her out of their lives once and for all.

Cover Artist: Reece Notley

Narrator: Greg Tremblay

Series Cole McGinnis Mysteries

Genres Gay / Romantic Suspense

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- emotional read
- By Jodi
  on Mar 4, 2018 01:03
- This was so painful to read. All the old memories of Ben and Sheila, and so many unanswered questions. It was wonderful to see Jae growing stronger in his love for Cole, supporting him, standing next to him, understanding how big his heart is.
- Review of Dirty Deeds
- By Marinieves
  on Apr 25, 2014 03:04
- This is the fourth book of the series.
  Cole McGinnis, ex-cop and PI. Kim Jae-Min is his boyfriend.
  Cole is determined to find Sheila and finally understand why she came back at shot Jae.
  The story takes Cole to confront his past and the opportunity to try to find out the truth.
  The relationship between Cole and Jae has change them so much so that they finally become one.
  
  Also it is really interesting how Cole and his brother Ichi relationship has develop.
  This is an emotional story , you will cry and feel the raw emotions ...
  And damn with the final confession from Bobby.
  The writing style is great ... Looking forward to the next installment ...
- Review of Dirty Deeds
- By shyredmd
  on Apr 21, 2014 07:04
- I hadn't read this series until I read a review on Love Bytes/Sid Love Blog. I picked up the first book \"Dirty Kiss\" and now I'm hooked. Dirty Deeds is the 4th installment and it does not disappoint. I love the characters and the storyline. Waiting for the next book in the series.
- Review of Dirty Deeds
- By Andrea Minier
  on Apr 2, 2014 09:04
- This isnt light and fluffy but its not gut wrenching. Both this book and the series are as close to perfect as you can get. Rhys Ford has a way of inserting humor into dire situations and I loved it.
- Review of Dirty Deeds
- By traci henry
  on Mar 31, 2014 10:03
- Ok, review to follow, but as usual, I loved it. I laughed, cried, and had a few \"no way\"'s as well. And I so called the last paragraph of the book. So knew that would happen..... And now I can't wait until the next book. How long do we have to wait? I feel like I am constantly asking for MORE! Will give a full review tomorrow.
  So, what can I say that others have not, I so love the whole Korean influence and Cole learning language and traditions. This book continues on the Cole and Jae's path of happiness or as close to it as it gets. They both continue to grow in the path they have chosen, but as Jae says, splinters and shards of glass still cut away at both of them to achieve some sort of semblance of happiness.
  In this book, Cole deals with his past, Ben, Shelia and Rick, and Jae, Claudia, Bobby, Scarlet and his family continue to support him through this. Every time Cole has a epiphany about how to move forward, I start crying. Never fails. Claudia consoling him, crying!!! Ok, and when Jae tells him that loving him is painful, crying!!!
  Rhys's books are funny, suspenseful, honest, sad and then hopeful. You cannot help but fall in love with all the characters and she seems to include all of them equally in each sequel. I love that part since you get so invested in them. I do love Ichni (Cole's half brother) and I am looking forward to seeing him play a bigger role in future books..
  If you love this series, you will not be disappointed!! Cannot wait until book 5, I know, GREEDY!!

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