Sins Duet by CD Reiss
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- Stars
- ★★★★★
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- ContemporaryErotica
- Series
- Part of a Series
Recommendation
WOWOWOWOWOW! You may think you know Margie Drazen, but you have no idea. You’ve probably met her siblings, Jonathan (and if you haven’t, you need to get on that!), Theresa and Fiona. Margie is the eldest on the Drazen siblings, always in the background taking care of everyone. I knew she had a story to tell and I was not disappointed! We meet Margie as a wild teenager, totally in love with two rockers. Circumstances cause Margie to change course and grow up fast. Fast forward a few years and her past comes roaring back. Secrets come out and all hell breaks loose. This is a story about secrets, family and love. It’s raw and my heart literally hurt the entire time I was reading. Thank you, CD Reiss, for weaving this epic love story. Your magnificent writing and beautiful story-telling knows no limits. Exceptional.
Excerpts
"We're not done." He yanked his belt open. "I'm going to fuck you right here, right now. But it's not the last time. Do you hear me?"
Publisher synopsis
SECRET SINS:
There were three of us.
Strat. A rock god who walked on air.
Indy. A handsome musician smart enough to live through stardom.
Me, a girl with everything to lose and nothing she wanted to keep.
I loved them both.
They say three's a crowd, but maybe I liked crowds…until the one thing I wanted to keep was stolen out of my arms.
I left that world, straightened up, went to law school.
I was fine until Indy walked back into my life to remind me of what I'd lost.
They say there's no time like the present, but when the past shows up with an invoice there's gonna be hell to pay.
SACRED SINS:
You know what they say about family.
Blood is thicker than water.
The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
A house divided cannot stand.
Margie is the keeper of her family’s secrets.
Six sisters and one brother.
Billions in assets.
Generations of malfeasance.
And one heartbreaking secret three people keep.
Margie.
Her father, Declan.
And Drew—the man she loves.
You know what they say about secrets.
Three can keep them if two are Drazens.
There's never been a Drazen who went down without a fight.
And there's never been one who didn't fight for love.
Review published November 28, 2018