Review: Beautifully sexy and deliciously sinful
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 28, 2014
The Wrath of Sin is one of those books that will pull on your heartstrings from beginning to end. Once I started reading 1) I quickly realized I needed to keep some tissue handy and 2) I didn't want to stop.Sin is a man tortured by the loss of someone he loved more than life itself. As time passes and the longer he has to stew in his own heartache the angrier and more unstable-ish he becomes. He's determined to make the man he sees as responsible for his loss pay.But his plans take a bit of a detour when he lays eyes on Emily. Who just happens to be the daughter of the man he's after.Emily is no stranger to dealing with people who have dealt with and are struggling with the loss of someone they love. It's her job to help them get better. She loves her job but finds her life outside of the job rather boring. Her social life is boring. The guy she's seeing is boring. Her sex life is boring. Boring, boring, boring.Then one night everything changes. Sin and Emily's lives are intertwined and things get...interesting. And by interesting I mean HOT.Sin, though on a mission of revenge, feels something for Emily. She makes his broken heart beat again. In turn, Sin unlocks and feeds Emily's untapped sexual desire. He brings her to life.Emily is the type of heroine I love. She's strong, smart, independent but isn't afraid to be vulnerable and need a man. I like that well balanced combination.I really enjoyed this book and can't wait to read more from these authors.