Getting Dirty. Coming Clean. A spicy dual romance set in the town of Between, Nevada, where residents know there are two sides to every curse. Luc’s White I’d peaked at twenty-two, developing a billion-dollar cleaning product that took over the world, but left me with nothing but piles of cash and a big void in my life where passion should’ve been. When I got hit with the Wayward Warbler’s curse, I thought hey, at least it would give me something to do with my days. I didn’t realize Cordelia Park and her baby girl would appear right after that bird. I was into Delia instantly and when I started reading minds (thanks curse) I knew she wanted me too, but her aversion to our age difference was a lot to overcome. Good thing I knew just what moves to make thanks to that curse. I just had to hope she still wanted me when I admitted what I’d done to get her between the sheets. Brynne’s Dirty Forensic accounting was my life. Literally. I did nothing but eat, sleep, and account. I hoped for a promotion to get me to Vegas where the real work was, but I had to solve the Gallo brothers’ case before being considered. I hit one dead end after another until I got cursed. It led to intel that would close the case, but I had to get the grumpy middle brother, Kane Gallo, to come clean. When the curse manifested and I could project my thoughts to make people do what I wanted, I accidentally asked Kane to teach me about sex instead of his money laundering. Oops. I blame his sex appeal for that. And for a round girl like me, the only way I’d ever be able to snag someone that hunky, so I went with it. If I played my cards right, I’d get an education from the hottest man in Between and a promotion. This is another Curse of Between novella featuring two people, two stories, and one curse. Tropes include reverse age gap (older woman), single mom, hot nerd; Plus-sized inexperienced FMC, boxer with a morally gray past, mafia romance. Both stories are spicy and have a HEA. This is a stand-alone novel. It’s unnecessary to read the first book, READ BETWEEN THE GRINDS before this one, though it would give readers some context for the curse’s backstory.