These two were perfect for each other, but family drama and secrets will keep them apart. “Kissing Lincoln Riscoff was like finding salvation when you’d thought all was lost.

When she sees a gorgeous stranger, they hook up for one night of passion, not knowing that they are supposed to be sworn enemies. Whitney Gable has broken up with her cheating boyfriend and is drowning her sorrows. It’s the last place he wants to be until he sets his eyes on a beautiful woman in a local bar. Lincoln Riscoff is back in town and is expected to produce an heir to the family fortune. It seems that the way the Riscoffs went about that started the feud years and years before our hero and heroine were born, but the feud still rages on. The Riscoffs basically own the entire town of Gable, while the Gables are now broke. The Riscoff and Gable families have been enemies for generations. Told in alternating points of view, both in present and past, I must admit, there is a lot of time jumping and it’s probably a little harder to follow in audio, but I still never felt lost for long. This is a second chance romance meets Romeo and Juliet. It’s like Dallas and Dynasty – angsty AF and filled with twists and turns and drama. The Sin Series is kind of a guilty pleasure type book. Our family feud is the stuff of legends.”

“A Riscoff and a Gable can never live happily ever after. Be advised, you will need to read all three because once you start, you won’t stop. Because telling you about the story can ruin it, I am giving a general review of the entire trilogy since they are all out now. I just HAD to know what would happen in this sizzling, angsty rollercoaster ride. It’s been a while since I read a Meghan March book, but every time I do, I wonder why I don’t read more of her books. The Sin Trilogy by Meghan March: Richer Than Sin, Guilty as Sin, Reveling in Sin Narrated by Erin Mallon and Joe Arden Contemporary Romance Trilogy Must Read in Order

Richer Than Sin by Meghan March