Sin With Me

Publisher's Summary

The past she can't remember. The secret he hides. And a love that's worth risking it all.

After a devastating car crash stole both her family and her memory, Grace Stanton was left with no past and an uncertain future. Now Grace likes to keep things simple. No sleepovers, never date a guy more than a month, and never, ever fall in love. Which is exactly why Grace avoids Bad Habit's lead guitarist, Brody Scott, at all costs. The green-eyed, sexy-as-hell musician has "trouble" tattooed all over him, and Grace isn't taking any chances with her heart.

Brody knows he doesn't deserve an amazing woman like Grace - her creamy skin, red hair, or that smart mouth that fuels his every fantasy - but there's something between them that's more than chemistry. Something real. He'll just have to convince Grace that he's worth the risk - and hide the secret that haunts his worst dreams. But when fate plays a cruel hand, Brody's darkest sin suddenly threatens his last chance at redemption...and the life of the woman he loves.

©2017 J.T. Geissinger, Inc. (P)2017 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved

Sin with me

I didn't like the voice for Brody....the voice didn't help me enjoy the book when his parts came on

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

Wonderful way to wrap up this series

I laughed, cried, and sighed at the end of this collection. Loved the suspense and the truth being reveled at the end. All the characters were so likable. Hope there's another story maybe Barney's to be written.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Background story is so far-fetched, but I forgot about that once I got into it.

It was just sort of easy to guess what the big secret was, and it was seriously far fetched but there were a lot of other mystery nuances that I could not figure out until they were revealed and the characters and their love story was great and I'd still recommend this book. Grace and Brody were fun characters despite their sad back stories and they made some super steamy scenes!!

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

DNF

A lot of fluff and not enough story.

Two characters who have both had so many sex partners they both lost count try to refrain from each other because the relationship is special. FYI - Even if I could wrap my mind around their reasons it's still kind of a turn off- just sayin. So the whole story lost its appeal for me and I bailed. Same thing just different book. Sorry.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

It was a slow start

It was slow at the start. I almost stopped listening. I'm not a fan of Teri Clarks voice but am a big fan of Sabastian York.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Sin With Me if you can

Saved the best for last! Sin With Me, the third book in the series, was also the best, in my opinion. Well written and well executed by the characters we've come to know. Some fantastic one liners and other punchy, tongue in cheek humor made this a fun read. There was enough drama and really hot love (lust) scenes to keep it going so the story never got bogged down.
I got no indication that there will be a fourth book so we can breathe easy with this happy ending.

love his voice

i love sabastian yorks voice. oh my god could i listen to him all day long.

Loyalisa30

I liked this storyline a lot. However, I’ve been extremely disappointed with the narration! Sebastian York was excellent as always but I felt he didn’t narrate enough of the male POV. Teri Clark Linden was okay but I didn’t care for her narration of the male POV. She seemed to get better with each book but didn’t quite hit the mark! Therefore I cannot give it a five star review!

Love it

Love the progression of the characters from the previous books.

The story has humor, love, friendship and its ups and downs. It is a great read, or listen.

Kristen

Good series

This is book 3 of 3, plus a novella is coming out. The book’s characters are not that relatable because they’re all gorgeous, famous and rich, but at the same time they are very real in that the are damaged, dysfunctional and deeply flawed. The themes and backstories are also a bit unbelievable, but the emotions and reactions are captivating. The author has a way of revealing human behavior in all its glorious dysfunction, and yet redeeming qualities. There are a lot of hot, steamy, scenes. The author tends to write in a style where the males are very dominant in the bedroom. I think she writes in a way that many women are touched by at a deep level, or should I say aroused by. Either way, the stories are interesting. I thought the first two books were better, but I enjoyed this one too. I enjoyed it enough that I’m going to check out her other, earlier titles. Enjoy.

The best of the 3 'Sins'

It wasn't until I started listening to this, the 3rd novel in the Sin series, that I realised how cannily close to the Sex In The City main characters this reminds me of. Only Miranda is missing.

So, as this is 'Samantha's' story, it is, predictably very heavy on the sex - even more so than the others, and as such, quite light in terms of story. As poor as I think it is, I felt that the first story had more character to it, even though I didn't appreciate Nico's unrelenting sadistic personality, which is not apparent in the subsequent novels.

However, this story is the most interesting, even though I would have liked to discover more about Marcus and also Barney, this felt slightly more interesting.

As far as the narration went, this was the best. Making better use of both narrators and therefore making it more of an enjoyable listen.

Even though I thought that this series was tolerable, it's not my usual genre and style. I only persevered with it because it is part of the selection in the Kindle Unlimited subscription. So then it was well worth pursuing.

Slightly disappointed

I so enjoyed the first two in this series and whilst I did enjoy it I did not think it was as good....Seb is alway a good narrator but I think Teri stated to bug me just a personal thing ...sorry