Reveling in Sin

The Sin Trilogy, Book 3

By: Meghan March

Narrated by: Joe Arden, Erin Mallon

Length: 5 hrs and 16 mins

Publisher's summary

Reveling in Sin is the third audiobook in New York Times best-selling author Meghan March's epically romantic and addictive Sin trilogy.

Whitney Gable is the kind of woman you fight to the death to protect. To keep. To cherish. I've finally learned my lesson, and it's time to prove I'm the man who's worthy of her. I don't care what it takes, because failure is not an option.

No matter who or what stands in our way - this time, she'll be mine forever.

©2018 Meghan March (P)2018 Meghan March

Perfect

Joe Arden and Erin Mallon did a great job of being Meghan March’s words to life. The ending to Lincoln and Whitney’s story is so awesomely awesome!!!!

I truly love this story!

Brilliant, captivating, addictive are some of the words to describe this story by Meghan March. I continued listening to it. I had to know what was coming next. Loved it when Lincoln explained to Whitney of how and why he named his house Blue and when he proposed to her. The narrators were absolutely fabulous! I became emotional, intrigued and astonished by listening to them.

The Conclusion!!

Great ending to a fast paced, edge of your seat trilogy!!
Loved the writing and the characters.
The narration brought the story to life.
Definitely recommend this series.

Amazeballs!!!!!!!

OmFG!!!!!! I can’t breathe it’s so freaking good!!!!!! Please do more! Awesome writing on the edge of my seat!

Good Trilogy

I enjoyed this last installment in the “Sin” trilogy and the series overall. However, I really got tired of the endless chain of tragedies in the books. These two families endure more disasters in a brief period than most families do in a lifetime. I was actually waiting for the plague of locusts to arrive next! In addition, the female main character is very needy and self-critical, constantly wallowing in her “bad luck” and perceived incompetence (particularly in the first two books). She blames herself for everyone else’s bad behavior and for all of the unfortunate events that occur. It gets old. Why would the male main character — a bright, motivated, billionaire CEO — have anything to do with someone who is so weak, has no insight about her own choices, and is unable to make any decisions without everyone else’s approval? I just became more and more disillusioned with this match (other than their obvious sexual chemistry). The series is worth a listen, but get ready to have plenty of eye-rolls as you get to know the female MC.

Very Enjoyable. Expect the unexpected. 4.5 Stars!

As always Joe Arden and Erin Mallos's performance were superb. They definitely have the talent to bring stories to life, and ironically is the reason why, I couldn't figure out were the story was going with so many twists and turns. Whitney and Lincoln relationship was stronger, however I think the passion was missing a bit in this particular installment.

All in all, it was a very exciting and unpredictable end of a series! Can't wait for what comes next!!

Wow

This book was the best in the series!! The drama and gasp worthy moments were abundant. Joe and Erin are truly a dynamic duo !!

HOLY FREAKIN EPIC HOTNESS❤

Meghan March you just keep amazing us with your epic stories ❤ Lincoln and Whitney's story is epic with all the feels ❤

Loved this series

This series was so exciting but oh so sweet, this book had a lot of surprises and I loved that so much. These narrators are so awesome, I loved every bit of their reading of this book.

Lots of drama as Lincoln & Whitney survive bad luck and tragedy

This is the last installment of the story and it is filled with numerous revelations- some obvious and some surprising. There were a few slow parts that could have been edited but basically a good story that was stretched to 3 books again rather than edited to 2 books. Also the narration was good except for Erin Mallon occasionally overdoing drawing out some syllables and often being to breathy. It was nice to hav a hero for a change and not an antihero. Or violent criminal male lead like some of March’s more recent hero’s. Was sorry that the villainous Karma was left in a positive position at the end. It would have been better had karma or poetic justice occurred since she started a lot of the troubles. Happy to have characters from other series mentioned at the end.