Dirty Little Midlife Secret (Heart’s Cove Hotties, #6)
Lilian Monroe
Lily Viceroy arrived in Heart’s Cove with a suitcase by her side and two eensy weensy secrets tucked into the corners of her heart. Well, that’s if “eensy” and “weensy” are code for “terrifying” and “dire.” Clearly, the only thing for Lily to do is to engage in a good ol’ bout of denial. So, instead of facing the truth, Lily goes searching for a distraction–and stumbles upon handsome, charming, roguish Rudy. The man is made of steel and sin, like he was carved from Lily’s fantasies for the sole purpose of helping her hide from the looming uncertainty of her future. And help her, he does. With a kiss made of pure, fiery possession. With hands of male perfection. With lips promising better secrets than the ones hiding in Lily’s heart. The problem? Well, secrets don’t stay hidden for long. Especially not in Heart’s Cove.
Publication Year: 2022
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I binged books 2-5, then book 7, because this one had a long wait at all my libraries. When I was able to listen to this one, slightly later on, it instantly felt like coming home. I love Heart’s Cover and I remembered book #5 sort of setting up this one’s drama … very well-played.
This installment is super juicy, not exactly like the others, with some truly life-altering secrets floating around and getting in between people. A nasty, entitled, self-absorbed ex only adds to the fun—truly, Monroe gets better and better all the time.
There’s a bunch of angst, but not too much, and ultimately, this book is super sweet. Lots of female empowerment seems to go on in this series/ among these characters too, so that’s fun.
I think this is probably my fave of this series—at least so far.
5 stars.
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Audio—
I love these narrators, they did a fantastic job. I especially enjoyed the male narrator’s depiction of some of the older ladies.
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