Sins of Bliss

Vinnie:

I made a vow to protect Sly, even if that means giving away a piece of myself by marrying a man I despise.

The only thing keeping my heart beating through the grief is when August drops a new set of surveillance photos onto my lap.

It’s enough to keep me compliant.

But when I hear Sly’s in a hospital in California after being shot, I stop everything and get on a plane.

It never occurred to me that while I was doing what was necessary to make sure he stayed alive, there could be outside factors that would risk his life, too.

He can’t die.

I love him too much.

And I’ll do anything to keep him alive.

Sly:

For months, I’ve tried to stop loving her.

Begged myself in the darkness of the night as I lay awake, to let her go.

So badly, I’ve wanted to move on from the hurt inside and the love I still cling to, but I can’t. Telling myself not to love her is like telling myself to stop breathing.

Impossible.

Unfathomable.

But watching her prepare to marry another man is like a searing knife to the heart that keeps twisting.

Beginning a new life in California seemed like the only option, but seeing her while I lie in my hospital bed, I can sense something is amiss.

What should be a beautiful reunion feels like goodbye.

And I’m not ready to let her go.

Sins of Bliss is the second book in a duet and cannot be read as a standalone. Reader discretion is advised. Sins of Bliss features mature themes and content that may not be suitable for all audiences. Please visit the author’s website for a full list of content warnings.