A PI, socialite, a sex club and a lot of secrets. What will happen when Coco discovers the real reason Ash is with her?

A scorcher, who will get burned?

I picked this book because the premise sounded good. A British socialite going to sex clubs, her brother finding out and hiring a private investigator to follow her. The investigator gets involved and realizes that Coco Laurent is not who the media shows when you get to know her. The point of view is alternating and the story is told mostly in first person. I struggle with that. There is a reader for every book and I'm not one to talk bad about or discredit an author, but this book was not for me. Some of the sex scenes were hot and I'm all for explicit encounters especially in sex clubs...but I just didn't love this story.

Being a private investigator means that if there’s dirt, I always find it. Only, right now “work” is sitting across from me—a naughty little princess in London’s most exclusive, extra-posh sex club. She’s everything I’ve ever wanted—and tried to avoid—for so long, from that haughty, elegant poise to those perfect lips. Only, socialite Coco Lauren isn’t my client. She’s my target.
I’ve been hired by Coco’s brother to find out all of her dirty little secrets. All it takes is one moment of weakness and I’m done for, just so I can hear her moan in my ear, taste her on my lips. She’s already getting under my skin, with her contrast of vulnerable innocent and hidden temptress who’s so ready to talk—and play—dirty. Now I’m on the wrong side. I’m the bad guy. And every moment we’re tangled up together, things get more complicated. I don’t know where my deception starts and the ruined mess of my heart begins. We’ve gotten good and dirty, but I’m running out of options and time. How do I tell Coco the truth…especially when coming clean means losing her?
Not really sure where to start with this book. It was definitely different from what I normally read. That’s not to say it wasn’t good, it was. Both characters are well written as is the book. If you are into your main characters being “dirty” then I definitely recommend this book.
**I voluntarily read and reviewed this book

I didn't get past the first few chapters. The potential queerbaiting in the opening chapter is unfortunate. The way in which the 'hero' hates the 'heroine' seems too far entrenched in hate and guilty lust to ever be a healthy relationship. Perhaps this is a case of a poor match between reader and book.