Sins of Sevin

By: Penelope Ward

Narrated by: Jason Clarke, Vanessa Edwin

From the New York Times best-selling author of RoomHate, comes a new forbidden standalone romance.

What happens when the one you want is the only one you can’t have?

It was set in stone. After years of rebelling against everything good and wholesome, I’d agreed to an arranged marriage as part of a business proposition. Elle and I hadn’t spent any time together, though, aside from talking on the phone.

After a long-distance relationship, I planned to move into a guesthouse on her family’s property so we could get to know each other before the wedding.

Elle was unlike anyone I'd ever been with. She was so innocent, and I had to respect her choice to wait until after we were married to have sex.

In the months before moving, I’d accepted that as my fate—even learned to control my desires.

Until I got there and met her…the one.

That was when restraint became a problem…especially since “the one” wasn’t Elle. It was her sister, Evangeline.

For the first time in my life, I was falling in love.

And I was screwed.

©2015 Penelope Ward (P)2022 Penelope Ward

Absolutely beautiful!

This was hands down my favorite book this year!!! I felt like I was in the story with them. Through the highs and lows, good and bad. Sevin was every girls dream and what they went through just made me cry! It’s a must read/listen to story!!

MUST READ! Amazing

I needed this book so bad. Refreshed my passion for books! So many emotional facets….just perfect.

No for the faint of heart

I loved the dynamic the turmoil and the heartbreak. We need to live in the real world and not expect butterflies and unicorns. Read real and deal, cry and laugh. The only complaint I have is there wasn’t another book. All the feels and a wonderful read. Well done Penelope Ward.

Sins of Sevin

Emotional. Beautiful. Heartwarming & heart-wrenching. Phenomenal narration. So good even the second time around — I cried so hard again

it brought tears to my eyes... A very powerful audio-book...

it's a very moving story... very well written and orchestrated, it's self exclamitory... keep one on the edge of their chair...