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This book was so… Wow. First of all, let me gush about this gorgeous cover. I needed it on my bookshelf from the moment I saw it. Gah! It's stunning and fits the story perfectly.

From the very first page I was glued to this book. We meet Braxton Kennedy as he is dispensing of his most recent ‘toy’ name Swan. She clearly isn’t ready to leave him, but he makes it clear she has served her purpose and he is wiping his hands of her.

He has done this with nineteen woman. He searches the UK for a prostitute he wants, has her sign a contract to be his toy for six months and at the end of that term, they are paid very handsomely. He doesn’t get attached because to him they are just dirty ugly whores that he made pretty. He is searching for his twentieth toy and is determined to make this one

Jessica ‘Rabbit’ is a little rough when we meet her. She has just been robbed of her money and heroin by a john and is searching for her next job to get a fix. A black car pulls up and gives her an offer she can't afford to refuse.

Right off the bat, I loved their banter. He is a huge jerk and she comes right back at him. I cracked up laughing through a lot of this book. She sees this opportunity as a vacation. She doesn’t have to worry about food or heat, but she quickly learns he never intended of giving her more drugs and that’s the first time she really breaks down. After having his right hand man clean her up from her withdrawals, he has his personal stylist make her over to turn her into a pretty shiny ‘toy’ for his dinner guests. He knows nothing about her past, which is one of wealth and education, so as he tries to humiliate and degrade her, she shows off her intelligence and knowledge on the conversation. Of course he is furious that his plan failed.

Jessica or ‘Bunny’ as he call her, stays in his home and when he shows her the ‘princess’ room, she freaks out and wants nothing to do with it. She would rather sleep in the ‘Hole’ than in that room, and the ‘Hole’ is a room recreated to be a place for him to play with his toys where they would feel more ‘at home’. It’s a filthy room spray painted in graffiti with a piss stained mattress, old cigarette butts, trash, and other disgusting stuff. He like to give them beauty and riches and then rip it all away to remind them of who they are.

Braxton’s back story is horribly sad and his need to ‘fix’ these girls stems from that. He has suffered physical and mental abuse and saw things and a very young age that affected his head. He was hungry and cold all the time, which are two things he refuses to be now that he is filthy rich. His back flashes made me teary eyed half the time.

Her story is quite different from his, but he can see a lot of the child he used to be in her. He wants so badly to see her a certain way, he does fight himself on it. She begins to really care for him, his violence and his kindness, all of the many personalities he seems to have. She is running from someone though and when that threat make a reappearance, she doesn’t know if she should tell Braxton.

They both think about wanting her to stay past the six months, though he has a much harder time with it. She has almost began to believe in a life with him until she thinks she finds the proof that she is nothing more than the others.

He did drive me crazy sometimes, because he would say and do such cruel things when moments before he was just thinking of how different she was and how much he cared for her. His stubbornness made me want to shake him! Jessica is as much more than I originally thought and while I loved her through the whole book, toward the end, I gained a type of respect for her.

I don’t like putting spoilers in my reviews so there are so many juicy little morsels I want to put in here, but I don’t want to ruin it for anyone. This is the first book in three years that has made me feel the way this book did. I don’t give five stars easily and this one surpassed my expectations exponentially. I actually dreamt about this, and that has never happened to me with a standalone novel before. There are some very dark and disturbing things in this book, and that’s my bag. I am going to read everything by this author I can get my hands on. This is the kind of book that made me fall in love with the genre. Recommended for 18+.


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Dirty Ugly Toy edition by K Webster Vanessa Bridges Romance eBooks Reviews

Jessica has lived on the streets for the past six years after escaping her miserable life. She's now addicted to heroin and earns money as a prostitute to support her habit. When Braxton pulls up and offers Jessica half a million dollars to hire her for six months, it's an impossible amount of money to pass up. All she can think about are the drugs she can score with so much money. By the time Jessica sobers up, it's too late to change her mind and she finds herself in the presence of a man that might be worse than the streets. But as she and Brax spend time together, Jessica sees another side to him and knows he's not the monster he appears no matter how determined he is to prove otherwise.

Wow. I was not expecting the turn of events that occur in this story. Jessica is a hot mess! You know she has a reason for the path she's chosen and as you learn what she's running from, you can't help but hurt for her. Brax is this dark, imposing man with mood swings that are impossible to keep up with. Yet no matter how much I tried to dislike him, I couldn't. Braxton draws you in the same way he does Jessica and I found myself hoping for their story to have a happy ending. The few people that Braxton allows close to him - Dubois, Christine, Cartier and Richard - are great secondary characters and added to the story.

Overall, I loved it. There were some surprises I didn't see coming, as well as some things that I guessed were going to happen. Braxton and Jessica are both good strong characters that will keep you turning the page until the very end. And it's a good end which made the book even better.
I don't 5 star often because there should always be room for improvement as far as writing goes as well as life, but there is absolutely no way that I could give this less than that. Ms. Webster showed genius as far as I'm concerned with this one. It won't be an easy read for a lot of people as it touches on topics that could be triggers. The book starts out with you wondering what kind of man Braxton Kennedy really is. You immediately get the sense of what type of book you've gotten yourself into right from the start. The irony of how wrong you are is laid out throughout the book, and you won't believe your eyes. Jessica has a past - and not a happy one. She's living on the streets, prostitutes herself for whatever she can get and spends most of her days drugged out of her mind. Braxton picks her up and has her sign a contract agreeing to be his for 6 months. She's too high to read it and signs (basically for the safety of 6 months and the cash at the end). She has no idea what is in store for her, but then again, neither does he. He's never had such a soul encompassing attachment to a "toy" previously, and she's not reacting as all of the others have either. She confuses him on so many levels. Her outright fear of the "princess room" where she will be staying is not only baffling to Braxton, but the readers as well. She wants to forget all, but he'll have none of that. She pushes every button that he has. Just when he thinks that she'll break, he does.
It's not falling for your captor,it's not hero worship, it's not forced submission, yet it kind of is all of this and more. This is a roller coaster ride that has the pages turning like never before. I couldn't figure out how they could ever get (even close) to an HEA with the way the story progressed and the detailed information about their pasts were revealed, but the writing was so exceptional that you couldn't help but hope. I was gutted so many times during this book on so many levels. I almost cried when he sent her off to meet her fate near the end. I didn't see it coming - nor did I anticipate the events that would later transpire. The epilogue...the perfect way to finish off the complex story that was woven. There were even a couple of surprises in there as well.
This is, by far, the best book that I have read in 2016. I would highly recommend it to all readers. This was my first read by K. Webster, and I look forward to reading more from her.
This book was so… Wow. First of all, let me gush about this gorgeous cover. I needed it on my bookshelf from the moment I saw it. Gah! It's stunning and fits the story perfectly.

From the very first page I was glued to this book. We meet Braxton Kennedy as he is dispensing of his most recent ‘toy’ name Swan. She clearly isn’t ready to leave him, but he makes it clear she has served her purpose and he is wiping his hands of her.

He has done this with nineteen woman. He searches the UK for a prostitute he wants, has her sign a contract to be his toy for six months and at the end of that term, they are paid very handsomely. He doesn’t get attached because to him they are just dirty ugly whores that he made pretty. He is searching for his twentieth toy and is determined to make this one

Jessica ‘Rabbit’ is a little rough when we meet her. She has just been robbed of her money and heroin by a john and is searching for her next job to get a fix. A black car pulls up and gives her an offer she can't afford to refuse.

Right off the bat, I loved their banter. He is a huge jerk and she comes right back at him. I cracked up laughing through a lot of this book. She sees this opportunity as a vacation. She doesn’t have to worry about food or heat, but she quickly learns he never intended of giving her more drugs and that’s the first time she really breaks down. After having his right hand man clean her up from her withdrawals, he has his personal stylist make her over to turn her into a pretty shiny ‘toy’ for his dinner guests. He knows nothing about her past, which is one of wealth and education, so as he tries to humiliate and degrade her, she shows off her intelligence and knowledge on the conversation. Of course he is furious that his plan failed.

Jessica or ‘Bunny’ as he call her, stays in his home and when he shows her the ‘princess’ room, she freaks out and wants nothing to do with it. She would rather sleep in the ‘Hole’ than in that room, and the ‘Hole’ is a room recreated to be a place for him to play with his toys where they would feel more ‘at home’. It’s a filthy room spray painted in graffiti with a piss stained mattress, old cigarette butts, trash, and other disgusting stuff. He like to give them beauty and riches and then rip it all away to remind them of who they are.

Braxton’s back story is horribly sad and his need to ‘fix’ these girls stems from that. He has suffered physical and mental abuse and saw things and a very young age that affected his head. He was hungry and cold all the time, which are two things he refuses to be now that he is filthy rich. His back flashes made me teary eyed half the time.

Her story is quite different from his, but he can see a lot of the child he used to be in her. He wants so badly to see her a certain way, he does fight himself on it. She begins to really care for him, his violence and his kindness, all of the many personalities he seems to have. She is running from someone though and when that threat make a reappearance, she doesn’t know if she should tell Braxton.

They both think about wanting her to stay past the six months, though he has a much harder time with it. She has almost began to believe in a life with him until she thinks she finds the proof that she is nothing more than the others.

He did drive me crazy sometimes, because he would say and do such cruel things when moments before he was just thinking of how different she was and how much he cared for her. His stubbornness made me want to shake him! Jessica is as much more than I originally thought and while I loved her through the whole book, toward the end, I gained a type of respect for her.

I don’t like putting spoilers in my reviews so there are so many juicy little morsels I want to put in here, but I don’t want to ruin it for anyone. This is the first book in three years that has made me feel the way this book did. I don’t give five stars easily and this one surpassed my expectations exponentially. I actually dreamt about this, and that has never happened to me with a standalone novel before. There are some very dark and disturbing things in this book, and that’s my bag. I am going to read everything by this author I can get my hands on. This is the kind of book that made me fall in love with the genre. Recommended for 18+.