Sordid is an emotional read that tells the story of Grant and Bridget, two people who hook up once, only find their connection to each other is much realer than they originally thought. Even though I’m not a huge fan of books written in the first person, and I really did have some issues with the immature way some of the characters spoke, but it didn’t take away too much from my overall enjoyment of the book.

I really liked Bridget. A lot. She is what makes Sordid a compelling story, even though I’d argue Grant is the star of this story.  She isn’t a doormat and she isn’t naive. She has goals for her life, plans of how she wants things to turn out despite how she started, and no one–not even the delicious Grant Lancaster–is going to derail her plans. And Grant…boy did he have some issues. And secrets. And he could be kind of a jerk.