Sin and Redemption

De: Cora Reilly

Narrado por: Tor Thom, Lucy Rivers

A horrible incident entwined their lives forever.

As an enforcer for the Famiglia, Maximus Trevisan has no trouble hurting others, but his life begins to unravel when he’s forced to hurt someone he’s meant to protect.

Sara’s plans for her future were simple. Marry the man she was promised to, have several children, and build a happy family. But when her life plans are ripped from her hands, she’s left with no choice but to marry Maximus. It’s the last thing she wants, but it’s a burden she’s willing to carry in order to protect her family’s honor. Yet the darkness from their past follows them.

Can they overcome their demons, or will they let it destroy them?

©2025 Cora Reilly (P)2025 Cora Reilly

overcoming trauma created by each other.

So very good. Reccomend that you read the rest of this universe in order first though.

A little slow, terrible narrators

I didn’t like the MFC, it was hard to follow the story with such a weak MFC and the narrators.

Redemption

I loved it I like Cora Reilly so I’ve listened to all her book and I love this one a lot it gives you everything….you get a clear understanding of what life and redemption really is thanks girl

Do not count out Maximus

Although the first generation of the Cora Reilly universe will always be my favorite, I love the development of the second generation. Maximus' has so much to offer and could easily be over looked but Cora gave us a leading man worth our time.

Sin and Redemption by Cora Riley (Sarah (daughter of l Romero and Liliana) and Maximus (son of Growl/Ryan and Cara)

This is a continuing saga about the New York Familia mafia families. This involves Sarah (daughter of Romero and Liliana) and Maximus (son of Growl/Ryan and Cara originally from the Las Vegas mafia). While it was an interesting story as usual for Cora, it was driving me crazy whenever they talked about Marcella and mispronounced her name, which is just a small part of the story, but very annoying especially since it happened several times. The other thing that annoys me about audiobook stories is that characters voices are switched at times during the story depending on who is narrating at the time. I don’t understand why they can’t just use the main characters voices throughout the story.
Otherwise, it was a good book. Definitely not as good as her earlier books but I do like to hear the continuation and development of the mafia families through the years.