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Filthy #6
Filthy 6
The sixth and final installment in the Filthy serial novel.
Faye’s life had finally come together, things were finally falling into place—until he ruined it.
Rhett shattered her heart and destroyed everything.
Faye did what she does best—she ran.
But this time things are different. She’s different. He’s different.
And maybe it’s too late.
Faye’s life had finally come together, things were finally falling into place—until he ruined it.
Rhett shattered her heart and destroyed everything.
Faye did what she does best—she ran.
But this time things are different. She’s different. He’s different.
And maybe it’s too late.
132 pages, ebook
First published July 9, 2015
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About the author
Megan D. Martin
18 books637 followersMegan D. Martin is a multi-published author, mother, student, editor, and history lover.
In her spare time Megan plays video games with her incredibly sweet son, buys fish for her many fish tanks, and has long talks with Gandaldore (the little writing wizard that sits on her desk.) She is well known for losing her keys and has more than one nerdy tattoo.
Megan lives in North Texas with her wonderful husband and son.
In her spare time Megan plays video games with her incredibly sweet son, buys fish for her many fish tanks, and has long talks with Gandaldore (the little writing wizard that sits on her desk.) She is well known for losing her keys and has more than one nerdy tattoo.
Megan lives in North Texas with her wonderful husband and son.
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August 15, 2017
★★★★★! Filthy , book 6 of 6. Epic & forbidden love story; Separation, healing, truths, revenge & redemption!
For full reviews refer to book 1 (book 1 review) and box set (series review).
Books in Filthy serial should be read in order:
Book 1: Filthy 1 - FULL BOOK 1 REVIEW
Book 2: Filthy 2
Book 3: Filthy 3
Book 4: Filthy 4
Book 5: Filthy 5
Book 6: Filthy 6
Part 1-6: Filthy 1-6 - FULL SERIES REVIEW
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Hero rating: 4.5 stars
Heroine rating: 5 stars
Sexual tension rating: 5 stars
Sex scenes rating: 4.5 stars
Sex scenes frequency: 4.5 stars
Plot rating: 5 stars
Dialogue rating: 5 stars
Storytelling rating: 4.5 stars
Story ending rating: N/A
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Overall rating: 5 stars
Would I recommend this series: Yes.
Would I re-read this series: Maybe later.
Would I read future books by this author: Yes.
July 23, 2015
** 5 “I’ll always come back for you.” STARS **
“(…)My love is broken, because that’s all I have to offer.
My love is pathetic and fractured, but it’s REAL. And it’s true.
And if you need this, my hate, I’ll give it to you. I’ll give you anything you need because that’s what true love is.”
~ RHETT
Faye is ripped apart by two men. Two men sharing the same blood. One slayed her flesh and left physical wounds. The other slayed her heart and left emotional ones. The sad truth is, for Faye, the scratches of the knife in Taylor’s hand hurts much less than the shredded heart Rhett left behind with his sharp words, still throbbing inside Faye’s chest for him.
But Fay is strong. Faye is fearless. Faye has survived so much, and now is not the time to quit fighting. She can survive this…like she survived everything else before. Now it’s time to move on. Taylor is gone. Rhett is gone. Faye is alone and it’s exactly what she needs…
Tonight was the first time I looked up at the sky in this way. With the bitter taste of happiness draining down my throat. With the joy of all the things I could never have had rushing down my cheeks.
~ FAYE
Rhett has always been the man that didn’t save Faye. Always been the man that didn't see her suffering, her pain, her torture...
She is gone now…and Rhett will not chase after her. Not this time. Why would he? What kind of future can he promise her anyway? What kind of tainted love can he give her? How can he ever heal her properly when all she sees is his father’s eyes when she looks up into his?
Rhett will let her go and give her a chance to live her life the way she wants to. Without all the heartbreak. Without him. Without love.
Faye and Rhett's love isn't pretty. It isn't easy. In fact, it is as ugly as it gets...but it's theirs and it's PERFECT.
You will all love it, too.
I PROMISE.
He was like a black hole that engulfed everything in his path. Except it wasn’t the darkness that consumed everything. It was green. THE COLOR OF THOSE EYES. Eyes I loved. Eyes I had wanted to spend the rest of my life looking into.
~ FAYE
** Beta-read for the amazing Megan D. Martin! Thank you for the incredibly huge honor! ♥ **
October 10, 2016
4.5 For the Epilogue stars
This whole series had me like.....................
Thankful for all the endings that led to new beginnings.
This is the last instalment of the series, it is set 6 years later.
There was a different dynamic to this one as Faye had matured and become independent after escaping her past. Going to college and becoming a professor, living in her own apartment and having a new life. Some things do not change and her sexual preferences prove this.
The six years had been harder on Rhett who struggled with a substance abuse of his own and nearly lost everything.
A chance meeting gives these two a second or is that third of fourth chance at happiness.
The, we should/we shouldn't crap drove me a little nuts in this one.
I was actually a little let down by this one as it was starting to get repetitive but then BAM!! Now lets talk about the epilogue,
It had everything you could possible want, 1 year later, 6 years in the past, way back into the past, 17 years later and from three different points of view!!
Fucking brilliant!!!
I strongly recommend this series to all my friends that like them a little dark and twisted.
This whole series had me like.....................
Thankful for all the endings that led to new beginnings.
This is the last instalment of the series, it is set 6 years later.
There was a different dynamic to this one as Faye had matured and become independent after escaping her past. Going to college and becoming a professor, living in her own apartment and having a new life. Some things do not change and her sexual preferences prove this.
The six years had been harder on Rhett who struggled with a substance abuse of his own and nearly lost everything.
A chance meeting gives these two a second or is that third of fourth chance at happiness.
The, we should/we shouldn't crap drove me a little nuts in this one.
I was actually a little let down by this one as it was starting to get repetitive but then BAM!! Now lets talk about the epilogue,
It had everything you could possible want, 1 year later, 6 years in the past, way back into the past, 17 years later and from three different points of view!!
Fucking brilliant!!!
I strongly recommend this series to all my friends that like them a little dark and twisted.
January 6, 2016
4 stars
Filthy 6 was not our perfect fairytale ending, but it was perfect for Faye. I can not even begin to tell you how happy I am for her and to truly appreciate all that she is now is to live through her life and see the hell she came from. All the Poison. Sickness. Filth. was worth it in the end, it's not a past to be proud of but it's a journey of strength, and self-love and forgiveness. Truly a pleasure reading Faye's story.
“I gave you what you needed... It wasn’t what I wanted, but I set you free.”
Filthy 6 was not our perfect fairytale ending, but it was perfect for Faye. I can not even begin to tell you how happy I am for her and to truly appreciate all that she is now is to live through her life and see the hell she came from. All the Poison. Sickness. Filth. was worth it in the end, it's not a past to be proud of but it's a journey of strength, and self-love and forgiveness. Truly a pleasure reading Faye's story.
February 8, 2017
The conclusion to my beloved Filthy series, I was so excited to have another Filthy in my hands but I was so sad that Faye’s story was ending. This last installment was an emotional roller coaster. I was sad, mad, content, hopeful, pissed, happy, pissed again, scared, in disbelief, mad again, sad again, apprehensive, and relieved. It was such a journey. Faye’s story was far from easy.
There was so much left unsaid at the end of the last installment and I was dying for those big conversations, for the closure. This part of the story was really important for Faye and Rhett. Though Rhett’s journey was nothing like Faye’s, he did have his own problems that contributed the their collective issues.
The thing I really was, exposed. Poison. Sickness. Filth. That's what I was.
There was so much left unsaid at the end of the last installment and I was dying for those big conversations, for the closure. This part of the story was really important for Faye and Rhett. Though Rhett’s journey was nothing like Faye’s, he did have his own problems that contributed the their collective issues.
One of the things I really loved about this story was that it wasn’t about Faye getting “fixed” she didn’t magically overcome her past, she struggled with it and made a concerted effort to better her life but she never forgot about the past.
That closure I was waiting for did finally come, after Megan stomped all over my poor little heart! Let’s be honest though, I love the heart-stomping part of the stories and that’s part of why I love Faye’s story so much, it literally hurts my heart at points. 
I cannot recommend this series enough, if you are not afraid of the subject matter please take the plunge and read the series, it’s amazing. I can honestly say I will definitely be re-reading the series and I will still love it; I will still feel those little twinges in my chest when something particularly sad happens, and I will still smile like a fool when something good happens.
I won an ARC from the author, thanks Megan :)
July 13, 2015
4 Loves Not Perfect Stars!
A broken man and a broken woman trying to get over their past.
“It is nothing. We’re just two unfortunate people in a fucked up situation.”
One trying to move forward with life after someone stole her innocence at a very young age and one living with the guilt that he didn't know what was going on right in front of his eyes.
“What do you want from me? Do you want to know how much I hate myself? How much I fucking loathe myself. Because I do, Faye. There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think about you.
In the last book Rhett shattered Faye's heart. After she confessed her love to him he said things he didn't really mean and walked away from her.
Faye was so broken she packed up and left. Rhett came home and was devastated and decides it's for the best that he just sets Faye free. He chooses not to go after her this time.
Six years later. Yes people six fucking years later!!!
Since they've been apart Faye has went to college and his now a professor teaching at a community college. She is in class when her eyes collide with eyes she hasn't seen for six years. Rhett is in her classroom.
When class is over Rhett talks Faye into going to dinner. Dinner gets boxed up because the tension is thick between these two.
Neither one of them bring up the past. You can tell that it's brewing and when it finally comes up it erupts like a volcano.
I honestly felt bad for Rhett and Faye.
They both have issues.
I watched her because I was in awe of her. I was baffled by the fact that she had survived something so horrid, for so long. That she had survived it, and yet she could sleep. She found a way to fall into a slumber, when one view of it kept me up for months. I had watched the rise and fall of her chest, the slow movements. They were rhythmic, comforting, proof that strength existed—that she existed. ~Rhett
Faye is dead inside. She can only have hate sex. Until Rhett.
“I’m not like him. I’m not. I love you. But not the kind of love he had for you. My love is broken, because that’s all I have to offer. My love is pathetic and fractured, but it’s real. And it’s true. And if you need this, my hate, I’ll give it to you. I’ll give you anything you need because that’s what true love is.” ~Rhett
Rhett is also dead inside. You can tell that both Faye and Rhett love each other. But they both need to make peace with the past so they can move forward.
This final book was a perfect ending to a series I loved. I only wish there was more. I know! But damn a epilogue would of been nice. lol
A broken man and a broken woman trying to get over their past.
“It is nothing. We’re just two unfortunate people in a fucked up situation.”
One trying to move forward with life after someone stole her innocence at a very young age and one living with the guilt that he didn't know what was going on right in front of his eyes.
“What do you want from me? Do you want to know how much I hate myself? How much I fucking loathe myself. Because I do, Faye. There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think about you.
In the last book Rhett shattered Faye's heart. After she confessed her love to him he said things he didn't really mean and walked away from her.
Faye was so broken she packed up and left. Rhett came home and was devastated and decides it's for the best that he just sets Faye free. He chooses not to go after her this time.
Six years later. Yes people six fucking years later!!!
Since they've been apart Faye has went to college and his now a professor teaching at a community college. She is in class when her eyes collide with eyes she hasn't seen for six years. Rhett is in her classroom.
When class is over Rhett talks Faye into going to dinner. Dinner gets boxed up because the tension is thick between these two.
Neither one of them bring up the past. You can tell that it's brewing and when it finally comes up it erupts like a volcano.
I honestly felt bad for Rhett and Faye.
They both have issues.
I watched her because I was in awe of her. I was baffled by the fact that she had survived something so horrid, for so long. That she had survived it, and yet she could sleep. She found a way to fall into a slumber, when one view of it kept me up for months. I had watched the rise and fall of her chest, the slow movements. They were rhythmic, comforting, proof that strength existed—that she existed. ~Rhett
Faye is dead inside. She can only have hate sex. Until Rhett.
“I’m not like him. I’m not. I love you. But not the kind of love he had for you. My love is broken, because that’s all I have to offer. My love is pathetic and fractured, but it’s real. And it’s true. And if you need this, my hate, I’ll give it to you. I’ll give you anything you need because that’s what true love is.” ~Rhett
Rhett is also dead inside. You can tell that both Faye and Rhett love each other. But they both need to make peace with the past so they can move forward.
This final book was a perfect ending to a series I loved. I only wish there was more. I know! But damn a epilogue would of been nice. lol
July 12, 2015
OMG what a book an series amazin
Faye as been through so much an had 2 get away after the way things were left between her an Rhett but she could handle anymore shit after putting her heart on the line so after 6 yrs seein Rhett was a shock she as done so well 4 herself in them 6 yrs she is now teach in an a community college an is enjoyin it so when her student brought in her employer 2 take 2 the class Faye got the shock of her life 2 c the green eyes she as pushed 2 the back of her mind she as very mixed feels when she c him an then class is over Rhett tries 2 talk 2 her but they don't get far an then he asks her 2 dinner an then 1 thing lend 2 another an then they were havin amazin sexy time but things can't stay smooth 4 long this is Faye an Rhett
I 've alway found Faye such a strong woman through this series an this book was just the same it showed how much things r still getting 2 her even though I m not surprised she as been through hell but she as been doin well but with Rhett back it's hard her mind is workin overtime an she thinks the past will alway b there
Rhett as been through a lot since Faye left as well an he did want 2 b with her he luvd her but he want her 2 b free of al the shit she as,been through was it what she wanted no did she need it I do think so they had loads of ups an downs in this book just like the rest but Faye did need closure but she needs 2 do this on her own the oh think is that they do luv each other it's just they need 2 get themselves on the same page
This as been a great ride it's been an emotional 1 but what a story every book just kept getting better it as killed me 2 wait so long 4 this book but it was worth the wait couldn't put it down once i started it
I did find this a lil dark an I never really go 4 that but I have 2 say I will give more darker books a go now after readin this cause I really really enjoy this story an Faye an Rhetts characters r just so good the things they r both gone through loads an Faye just kept getting kicked while down but she kept getting up an I luvd this about her
I would definitely recommend this series Ye it's dark an sexy but the story is great xxx
Faye as been through so much an had 2 get away after the way things were left between her an Rhett but she could handle anymore shit after putting her heart on the line so after 6 yrs seein Rhett was a shock she as done so well 4 herself in them 6 yrs she is now teach in an a community college an is enjoyin it so when her student brought in her employer 2 take 2 the class Faye got the shock of her life 2 c the green eyes she as pushed 2 the back of her mind she as very mixed feels when she c him an then class is over Rhett tries 2 talk 2 her but they don't get far an then he asks her 2 dinner an then 1 thing lend 2 another an then they were havin amazin sexy time but things can't stay smooth 4 long this is Faye an Rhett
I 've alway found Faye such a strong woman through this series an this book was just the same it showed how much things r still getting 2 her even though I m not surprised she as been through hell but she as been doin well but with Rhett back it's hard her mind is workin overtime an she thinks the past will alway b there
Rhett as been through a lot since Faye left as well an he did want 2 b with her he luvd her but he want her 2 b free of al the shit she as,been through was it what she wanted no did she need it I do think so they had loads of ups an downs in this book just like the rest but Faye did need closure but she needs 2 do this on her own the oh think is that they do luv each other it's just they need 2 get themselves on the same page
This as been a great ride it's been an emotional 1 but what a story every book just kept getting better it as killed me 2 wait so long 4 this book but it was worth the wait couldn't put it down once i started it
I did find this a lil dark an I never really go 4 that but I have 2 say I will give more darker books a go now after readin this cause I really really enjoy this story an Faye an Rhetts characters r just so good the things they r both gone through loads an Faye just kept getting kicked while down but she kept getting up an I luvd this about her
I would definitely recommend this series Ye it's dark an sexy but the story is great xxx
May 8, 2016
I put off reading this series for ages because - drugs, prostitution, abuse- that's not something to help me escape the sometimes shitty/boring/mundaneness of real life. I'll read some fluffy books, something with a bit of angst or grit, but this book (and series) heaps loads of shit on you right from the start and makes no apologies for its bluntness.
And do you know what, I cant fault any of it. It wasn't a pleasant read, it had a lot of triggers and truly awful sick things going on. But at the same time there was hope. That one tiny thing that enabled Faye to carry on. To live.
The writing, the characters, the story development, all the disturbing details. Everything. It all worked. It pulled me along by my pants and left me an exhausted puddle on the dirty stinking pavement. It seems kinda wrong for me to have loved these books because they're not happy or nice but I did fucking love them. All the sick twisted shit. It was brilliant.
I do have to say that this one was my least favourite; I really didn't like Faye and the things she pretty much forced Rhett to do, just to make herself feel better. What I did like were the little extra bits after the epilogue. It let you see the parts that were missing from this and earlier books.
Loved these and without doubt will be reading everything else by this author.
And do you know what, I cant fault any of it. It wasn't a pleasant read, it had a lot of triggers and truly awful sick things going on. But at the same time there was hope. That one tiny thing that enabled Faye to carry on. To live.
The writing, the characters, the story development, all the disturbing details. Everything. It all worked. It pulled me along by my pants and left me an exhausted puddle on the dirty stinking pavement. It seems kinda wrong for me to have loved these books because they're not happy or nice but I did fucking love them. All the sick twisted shit. It was brilliant.
I do have to say that this one was my least favourite; I really didn't like Faye and the things she pretty much forced Rhett to do, just to make herself feel better. What I did like were the little extra bits after the epilogue. It let you see the parts that were missing from this and earlier books.
Loved these and without doubt will be reading everything else by this author.
July 28, 2015
Post-read pre-review writings: UGH. After 5 novellas of emotional fuckery, this is just what I needed. Lots of sex, lovely mushy shtuff (mixed with more sex), and those goddamn pan references.
7 a.m pancake-fuelled review to come ♥
Post-pancakes present-review writings: Not only am I super happy thanks to a blueberry pancake breakfast ☕...I'm also all melty thinking about The Filthy Series and the characters, the fuckedupness, the sex (oh GOD the sex!) and how the ending suggests a certain level of happiness, but also leaves you to think of your own ending (whatever that may be). My ending is and they lived happily ever after and had lots of kinky sex. Heh. But anyway.
Filthy 6 by Megan D. Martin is the last novella in the series, and while I still think that Filthy 5 was the best one (not being arc-biased at all), this one was a nice wrap-up. Nothing eventful happens in here (excluding ), but this is a good thing. Instead, there is a heavy focus on emotions and internal conflict. Seriously, I think I've had enough of eventful shit after reading the fifth one.
Faye is still a fragile person, but her development over the course of six books is fucking AH-mazing. She's the kind of character that you just wanna hug and kiss, be friends with and eat ice-cream with (even though she hates it). With Rhett, we see a side of him that is far from his calm face and "togetherness" we see so much of in the previous novellas. We see sad, lonely, tortured and broken, and you just want so much to give him a cutely gift-wrapped HEA. And your body.
I thought the part where was a little bit over-dramatic and cliché because I feel like it was used as a playful mirror to past events, but also as a "filler" for added drama. Luckily, true to Faye's character and the gritty rawness of the story, it ends in only one way. Sexual deviancy and fuckedupness seems to be Megan's specialty. Good. I also wanted more from JEEZ I wanted more. Maybe a roundhouse to the face? I have never hated a character so much!
Overall, the book gets four ***HOT*** stars from me because I love Faye and Rhett together, and the whole premise is just so insanely taboo. Megan, you made me wait so god damn long...but it was worth it and now I can sleep happy.
7 a.m pancake-fuelled review to come ♥
Post-pancakes present-review writings: Not only am I super happy thanks to a blueberry pancake breakfast ☕...I'm also all melty thinking about The Filthy Series and the characters, the fuckedupness, the sex (oh GOD the sex!) and how the ending suggests a certain level of happiness, but also leaves you to think of your own ending (whatever that may be). My ending is and they lived happily ever after and had lots of kinky sex. Heh. But anyway.
Filthy 6 by Megan D. Martin is the last novella in the series, and while I still think that Filthy 5 was the best one (not being arc-biased at all), this one was a nice wrap-up. Nothing eventful happens in here (excluding ), but this is a good thing. Instead, there is a heavy focus on emotions and internal conflict. Seriously, I think I've had enough of eventful shit after reading the fifth one.
Faye is still a fragile person, but her development over the course of six books is fucking AH-mazing. She's the kind of character that you just wanna hug and kiss, be friends with and eat ice-cream with (even though she hates it). With Rhett, we see a side of him that is far from his calm face and "togetherness" we see so much of in the previous novellas. We see sad, lonely, tortured and broken, and you just want so much to give him a cutely gift-wrapped HEA. And your body.
I thought the part where was a little bit over-dramatic and cliché because I feel like it was used as a playful mirror to past events, but also as a "filler" for added drama. Luckily, true to Faye's character and the gritty rawness of the story, it ends in only one way. Sexual deviancy and fuckedupness seems to be Megan's specialty. Good. I also wanted more from JEEZ I wanted more. Maybe a roundhouse to the face? I have never hated a character so much!
Overall, the book gets four ***HOT*** stars from me because I love Faye and Rhett together, and the whole premise is just so insanely taboo. Megan, you made me wait so god damn long...but it was worth it and now I can sleep happy.
November 24, 2015
5 Stars
Review for all six books will be posted her, in one.
Review for all six books will be posted her, in one.
July 16, 2015
Filthy 6 by Megan D. Martin
Series: Filthy – Six installments (complete)
Faye & Rhett’s story comes to a conclusion with the sixth installment of the Filthy Series. Part five left us with a huge cliffhanger ending, after getting so close to what we’ve all wanted, it was all ripped away from us.
Rhett breaks Faye’s heart in an attempt to give her a chance to be happy. To move forward, to move on and claim a piece of a life that she deserves but time doesn’t weaken the bond these two feel. When circumstances places them back in each other’s paths they both give in to what they want, even if the original plan is to walk away in the end.
I loved this series. A whole bunch of filth and taboo and just plain wrong was had in this series. But it worked. This is not just a romance that just has a taboo label slapped on it because there are step siblings involved, this was gritty and dirty – the family relation was the least of their worries!
I’ve read the other books from this author and have enjoyed them all. She pushes your boundaries and places you outside of your comfort zone but always delivers a fantastic story.
Series: Filthy – Six installments (complete)
Faye & Rhett’s story comes to a conclusion with the sixth installment of the Filthy Series. Part five left us with a huge cliffhanger ending, after getting so close to what we’ve all wanted, it was all ripped away from us.
Rhett breaks Faye’s heart in an attempt to give her a chance to be happy. To move forward, to move on and claim a piece of a life that she deserves but time doesn’t weaken the bond these two feel. When circumstances places them back in each other’s paths they both give in to what they want, even if the original plan is to walk away in the end.
I loved this series. A whole bunch of filth and taboo and just plain wrong was had in this series. But it worked. This is not just a romance that just has a taboo label slapped on it because there are step siblings involved, this was gritty and dirty – the family relation was the least of their worries!
I’ve read the other books from this author and have enjoyed them all. She pushes your boundaries and places you outside of your comfort zone but always delivers a fantastic story.
August 8, 2021
4 stars
❝In the darkness
She finds herself.
In the darkness
She escapes her hell.❞
❝In the darkness
She finds herself.
In the darkness
She escapes her hell.❞
December 15, 2015
If you like taboo, you'll like this series. I really enjoyed Faye's journey.
April 11, 2017
3,5 stars!
July 21, 2015
What a conclusion! I had tears ready to spill the whole time. I loved this final installment as much as I did with the previous books. This is a fucked up love story...with fucked up people so I loved every break of boundaries and all the strong emotions this book describes.
If you love dark...than this is the book for you.
Great writing, great story, great characters development.
I totally recommend it!
If you love dark...than this is the book for you.
Great writing, great story, great characters development.
I totally recommend it!
July 12, 2015
So worth the wait for this one. I devoured it in one sitting when I should of been working!
Faye and Rhett still struggle with there feelings for one another. Lots of obstacles in there way to happiness together.
Another rollercoaster of emotions I went through not knowing what way this would go.
Loved this series and look forward to the complete volume soon with an epilogue.
Perfect.
Faye and Rhett still struggle with there feelings for one another. Lots of obstacles in there way to happiness together.
Another rollercoaster of emotions I went through not knowing what way this would go.
Loved this series and look forward to the complete volume soon with an epilogue.
Perfect.
September 10, 2016
Poderia ser 10!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Estava pensando no que falar dessa série! Maravilhosa! Você sofre, se emociona e acaba tirando uma lição pra vida. Não vou nem falar que AMEI os personagens, são fortes e marcantes.
7-tbr-ooit
August 3, 2017The sixth and final installment in the Filthy serial novel.
July 13, 2015
Conflicted and a little disappointed.
So the book was 90% great. But WTF was with the ending??! I kinda feel that was a cop-out. Mainly because the book had dual POVs and towards the end, we get nada from Rhett. And I feel that's a key issue completely missing. I felt like I got no closure. The mast part of the book was pretty intense. And to not get Rhetts POV on it is pretty unacceptable. I'd rather have the book release delayed a month or two to develop the ending more appropriately. Based on the flat and disappointing ending, I had to give it 2 stars. I was really let down!!!
So the book was 90% great. But WTF was with the ending??! I kinda feel that was a cop-out. Mainly because the book had dual POVs and towards the end, we get nada from Rhett. And I feel that's a key issue completely missing. I felt like I got no closure. The mast part of the book was pretty intense. And to not get Rhetts POV on it is pretty unacceptable. I'd rather have the book release delayed a month or two to develop the ending more appropriately. Based on the flat and disappointing ending, I had to give it 2 stars. I was really let down!!!
July 21, 2015
Gerçekten güzel bir seriydi, beğendim. Ama "dark" havası var mı? En alasından... O yüzden okumadan önce bir kez etraflıca düşünün derim. Bazı tabularınız varsa, okumayın baştan... Ama ben çok beğendim seriyi :D
July 11, 2015
Wowzer!!!
loved it..review to follow...
loved it..review to follow...
August 24, 2015
Our-Fucked-Up-Love-Story-stars!!
I wish it was longer... Need more of Faye & Rhett!! But, this is the end.. :/
I wish it was longer... Need more of Faye & Rhett!! But, this is the end.. :/
June 3, 2019
Wow this series is the first I’ve read that was COMPLETELY out of my comfort zone! I didn’t think I would like it, but I kept pushing and loved it.
Don’t get me wrong though, i 100% hated both the H and the h through the entire series. I never thought I would say this, but the OW was my favorite character. I truly felt bad for her having to be with the H. Although I didn’t like the mc’s the book itself was amazing. I’m definitely going to have to start reading more books that push me like this series did!
Also, the epilogue was great!
Don’t get me wrong though, i 100% hated both the H and the h through the entire series. I never thought I would say this, but the OW was my favorite character. I truly felt bad for her having to be with the H. Although I didn’t like the mc’s the book itself was amazing. I’m definitely going to have to start reading more books that push me like this series did!
Also, the epilogue was great!
July 31, 2015
ARC provided by author for an honest review.
5 Faye Baby Stars
Faye and Rhett...
Faye left because he broke her heart. Rhett stayed away to release her and it broke his own heart. Now six years later, Faye is an adjunct professor at a community college, when Rhett shows up as the invited guest speaker of one of Faye's students. Faye finds it hard to adjust to the fact that the man who broke her, more than his father ever could, is now in front of her after so long. Rhett now feels the missing pieces he's endured coming back together now that he's seen Faye again.
They spend some time together ignoring the past, until the thoughtless words of a selfish woman bring them all back to the present. Hurt and anger, cause them to lash out at each other. But in the end, Faye knows that she loves Rhett and Rhett knows that he can't be without her. He now is going to be selfish and never let her go.
I loved this serial more than anything. It was sexy yet difficult to read in many places. I felt everything these characters experienced. The pain, the devastation of one mans sick obsession and how it impacted the two people he was supposed to protect. Rhett broke himself by letting Faye go and not going after her, but he also hurt her by leaving her alone for so long. It's a catch-22. There was no right way for things to have turned out.
The moment I read "Six Years Later" , I gasped. I couldn't believe Rhett would or could endure that time away from Faye and I didn't know how Faye would fair being broken and unloved for that many more years. Because her whole life she wasn't loved and to be in love with Rhett and without him and broken for so long, I couldn't imagine.
Megan has a way with the dramatic where you feel connected to these people, feeling the feelings you read off the page. I just can't believe the story is over. I can't wait for the compilation book, because I'm desperate for the epilogue. I need to know where they end up. I know it's together, but I want them happy, and just to have a little bit more of them makes me tingle with anticipation. They both deserve to be happy.
Thank you again Megan, for such a great story!
5 Faye Baby Stars
Faye and Rhett...
Faye left because he broke her heart. Rhett stayed away to release her and it broke his own heart. Now six years later, Faye is an adjunct professor at a community college, when Rhett shows up as the invited guest speaker of one of Faye's students. Faye finds it hard to adjust to the fact that the man who broke her, more than his father ever could, is now in front of her after so long. Rhett now feels the missing pieces he's endured coming back together now that he's seen Faye again.
"Tell me you hate me" ~ Faye
"No." ~ Rhett
They spend some time together ignoring the past, until the thoughtless words of a selfish woman bring them all back to the present. Hurt and anger, cause them to lash out at each other. But in the end, Faye knows that she loves Rhett and Rhett knows that he can't be without her. He now is going to be selfish and never let her go.
I loved this serial more than anything. It was sexy yet difficult to read in many places. I felt everything these characters experienced. The pain, the devastation of one mans sick obsession and how it impacted the two people he was supposed to protect. Rhett broke himself by letting Faye go and not going after her, but he also hurt her by leaving her alone for so long. It's a catch-22. There was no right way for things to have turned out.
The moment I read "Six Years Later" , I gasped. I couldn't believe Rhett would or could endure that time away from Faye and I didn't know how Faye would fair being broken and unloved for that many more years. Because her whole life she wasn't loved and to be in love with Rhett and without him and broken for so long, I couldn't imagine.
Megan has a way with the dramatic where you feel connected to these people, feeling the feelings you read off the page. I just can't believe the story is over. I can't wait for the compilation book, because I'm desperate for the epilogue. I need to know where they end up. I know it's together, but I want them happy, and just to have a little bit more of them makes me tingle with anticipation. They both deserve to be happy.
Thank you again Megan, for such a great story!
August 8, 2015
I don't know how she does it but Megan D. Martin came through yet again! As I expected after reading the first 5 books, Filthy#6 was absolutely AmAzINg!!!! I can't imagine the series having a better ending!
I had been counting down the days until Filthy#6 was published yet once I got my copy, I was a bit reluctant to actually start reading it. I was so excited to find out what would happen to Faye and Rhett yet simultaneously I felt sad, knowing that this would be the last book in this powerful series. By the way, it is not common for me to feel this much emotion about fictional characters! The fact that I had so many feelings before during and after reading this book says a lot about how special this series is!
In this final installment in what ended up being 1 of my 2 favorite series' EVER, Faye and Rhett truly get to know each other, essentially for the first time. It was awesome "watching" their new, more mature relationship unfold. I used the term, "watching" because Martin's words consistently produce vivid images. While reading this book, I unconsciously and automatically found myself picturing the settings and the characters. What is even more impressive is that Martin is descriptive in a covert sort of way. With some authors it is obvious that they are trying to use as many adjectives as possible to describe something yet in this book and in each of the Filthy books, the descriptions are subtly woven yet simultaneously so detailed that it's impossible not to envision the scenes and characters in your mind. Here is just one example of this unique talent taken from Filthy #6: "We drove home in silence. But it wasn’t that uncomfortable silence, the kind that was stale and stifling. It was comfortable, peaceful. The kind you hear people talk about, but never really believe it actually exists."
Several times while reading this book I found myself wondering how Martin is able to create characters that feel so real and so genuine? How does Martin, a woman who just turned 25 years old, write with more passion than many well-known authors twice her age? Where does she come up with the profound analogies in her books (I loved the ice cream analogy for example)? I always get the sense that Ms. Martin puts her heart and soul (or at least a great deal of thought, time and energy) into each sentence she writes. Like her descriptions, her writing style is never pretentious or overly wordy. Each book in the Filthy series (including this one) flows seamlessly, resulting in amazing, captivating stories about characters I will never forget! A++++ Megan! I cannot wait to see what you come up with next!
I had been counting down the days until Filthy#6 was published yet once I got my copy, I was a bit reluctant to actually start reading it. I was so excited to find out what would happen to Faye and Rhett yet simultaneously I felt sad, knowing that this would be the last book in this powerful series. By the way, it is not common for me to feel this much emotion about fictional characters! The fact that I had so many feelings before during and after reading this book says a lot about how special this series is!
In this final installment in what ended up being 1 of my 2 favorite series' EVER, Faye and Rhett truly get to know each other, essentially for the first time. It was awesome "watching" their new, more mature relationship unfold. I used the term, "watching" because Martin's words consistently produce vivid images. While reading this book, I unconsciously and automatically found myself picturing the settings and the characters. What is even more impressive is that Martin is descriptive in a covert sort of way. With some authors it is obvious that they are trying to use as many adjectives as possible to describe something yet in this book and in each of the Filthy books, the descriptions are subtly woven yet simultaneously so detailed that it's impossible not to envision the scenes and characters in your mind. Here is just one example of this unique talent taken from Filthy #6: "We drove home in silence. But it wasn’t that uncomfortable silence, the kind that was stale and stifling. It was comfortable, peaceful. The kind you hear people talk about, but never really believe it actually exists."
Several times while reading this book I found myself wondering how Martin is able to create characters that feel so real and so genuine? How does Martin, a woman who just turned 25 years old, write with more passion than many well-known authors twice her age? Where does she come up with the profound analogies in her books (I loved the ice cream analogy for example)? I always get the sense that Ms. Martin puts her heart and soul (or at least a great deal of thought, time and energy) into each sentence she writes. Like her descriptions, her writing style is never pretentious or overly wordy. Each book in the Filthy series (including this one) flows seamlessly, resulting in amazing, captivating stories about characters I will never forget! A++++ Megan! I cannot wait to see what you come up with next!
July 30, 2015
I've been agonizing for weeks over writing a review well enough to express my thoughts on how good Filthy 6: A Dark Erotic Serial and the previous books in the serial are. For some unknown reason, I'm at a loss for words. All I can say is F6 is an angst filled read with a lot of memorable passages and characters that will tug at your heart and others that will make you want to pull out your hair.
If you're into dark filthy reads, please read this serial. I promise you will not forget the abused little girl named Faye we see grow up with struggles who desperately craves loves, wants loves, and needs love from the man she's adored all her life.
I hope you will give Filthy 6: A Dark Erotic Serial and the other books in the series a try- it's so good. Kudos to Megan D. Martin for writing a gripping realistic tale.
My A Dark Erotic Serial reviews
Book 1: Filthy 1
Book 2: Filthy 2
Book 3: Filthy 3
Book 4: Filthy 4
Book 5: Filthy 5
If you're into dark filthy reads, please read this serial. I promise you will not forget the abused little girl named Faye we see grow up with struggles who desperately craves loves, wants loves, and needs love from the man she's adored all her life.
I hope you will give Filthy 6: A Dark Erotic Serial and the other books in the series a try- it's so good. Kudos to Megan D. Martin for writing a gripping realistic tale.
My A Dark Erotic Serial reviews
Book 1: Filthy 1
Book 2: Filthy 2
Book 3: Filthy 3
Book 4: Filthy 4
Book 5: Filthy 5
January 13, 2019
What an explosive end to an amazing series...
I did not see that coming and I am actually a bit skeptical about it too.
The author still hasn't figured out the difference between "drug" and "dragged" and although the mistake is minor, it irked me a lot while reading this whole series as it was used a lot. But, I can overlook this for all the amazing moments Megan brought me through this beautiful and heart-breaking series.
I never though I would say this but I actually found myself loving Faye throughout this series. While starting this series, I did have my doubts that a prostitute would be a horrible occupation for a main heroine and it may hinder any sympathy I could have for a heroine but I was so wrong since Faye turned out to be one of the strongest heroines I have ever read about.
This will certainly not be the last book I read from Megan.
I did not see that coming and I am actually a bit skeptical about it too.
The author still hasn't figured out the difference between "drug" and "dragged" and although the mistake is minor, it irked me a lot while reading this whole series as it was used a lot. But, I can overlook this for all the amazing moments Megan brought me through this beautiful and heart-breaking series.
I never though I would say this but I actually found myself loving Faye throughout this series. While starting this series, I did have my doubts that a prostitute would be a horrible occupation for a main heroine and it may hinder any sympathy I could have for a heroine but I was so wrong since Faye turned out to be one of the strongest heroines I have ever read about.
This will certainly not be the last book I read from Megan.
July 15, 2015
Never has something so Filthy has been sooo bloody good.
4.5 STARS
Genre: Gritty & twisted Romance
Cover: 8/10
Writing: 8/10
Heroine: 9/10
Hero: 9/10
Humour: 1/10
Hotness: 5/10
Romance: 8/10
Extra book Details: Heroine & Hero POV; 1st person. Last in the series.
This has been one of my most favourite serials ever. Seriously.
Really loved this one too, the effedup-ness of the whole thing. I was pretty surprised by Rhett and surprised at how dark Faye was inside.
Perfectly twisted ending also, would have liked an epilogue though.
September 30, 2015
If you're looking to read about sunshine and rainbows don't expect to find it here. What you will find is a story so raw, so heart breaking, so filthy that it will rip you to shreds then put you back together again.
We've finally reached the last book in the series & I'm really sad. But not because it was a bad book but because Faye & Rhett's story has come to an end.
We all know Faye has been through hell and back. Prostitution, drugs, rape, the list goes on and on. She is one tough bitch if you ask me. I would have never made it through all that. And Rhett, I've always liked him but damn it took him forever to pull his head out of his ass and admit his feelings for Faye.
I was shocked to see how far Faye came and how she turned her life around. I was also surprised to hear about what Rhett's been up to. I was nervous about this last installment and waited a long time for it but it was so worth the wait. Megan did not disappoint. This is a series I came across late one night and I'm so glad I took the time to read it!
We've finally reached the last book in the series & I'm really sad. But not because it was a bad book but because Faye & Rhett's story has come to an end.
We all know Faye has been through hell and back. Prostitution, drugs, rape, the list goes on and on. She is one tough bitch if you ask me. I would have never made it through all that. And Rhett, I've always liked him but damn it took him forever to pull his head out of his ass and admit his feelings for Faye.
I was shocked to see how far Faye came and how she turned her life around. I was also surprised to hear about what Rhett's been up to. I was nervous about this last installment and waited a long time for it but it was so worth the wait. Megan did not disappoint. This is a series I came across late one night and I'm so glad I took the time to read it!
July 15, 2015
2.75 stars :(
After all the months waiting for this novel, all the excitement,etc... It came out not in the way I was expecting it to be.
Still written in 1st Person Dual POV. The story started when Rhett came back home and found that Faye left. I loved that part. He was devastated and so was she... 6 years later, they met again.. After that, the scenes were so-so, it wasn't exciting anymore. I got bored, I skipped... a lot.
Rhett found her with someone, he got mad and he became this monster man like his father and the heroine loved it and blah blah blah... and I was like, 'WTF? seriously?'
The climax didn't feel like a climax at all, it was not that interesting. The story was still dramatic, but it wasn't as interesting or as engaging as before...
This is how I rated the books from the series..
Book 1 - 5
Book 2 - 5
Book 3 - 5
Book 4 - 5
Book 5 - 4
Book 6 - 2
I didn't like the scenes much, or the story flow...
After all the months waiting for this novel, all the excitement,etc... It came out not in the way I was expecting it to be.
Still written in 1st Person Dual POV. The story started when Rhett came back home and found that Faye left. I loved that part. He was devastated and so was she... 6 years later, they met again.. After that, the scenes were so-so, it wasn't exciting anymore. I got bored, I skipped... a lot.
Rhett found her with someone, he got mad and he became this monster man like his father and the heroine loved it and blah blah blah... and I was like, 'WTF? seriously?'
The climax didn't feel like a climax at all, it was not that interesting. The story was still dramatic, but it wasn't as interesting or as engaging as before...
This is how I rated the books from the series..
Book 1 - 5
Book 2 - 5
Book 3 - 5
Book 4 - 5
Book 5 - 4
Book 6 - 2
I didn't like the scenes much, or the story flow...
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