Guilty as Sin

The Sin Trilogy - Book 2

Guilty as Sin

By Meghan March
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An iBooks bestseller in Romance

Guilty as Sin is the second book in New York Times bestselling author Meghan March’s epically romantic and addictive Sin Trilogy.

Guilty until proven innocent.

That’s the way the world works, right?

I’m tired of being convicted without evidence, all because my last name is Gable.

The Riscoffs might own this town, but I’m done following their rules.

If only I could forget just how easily Lincoln Riscoff can drag me under his spell.

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  1. Sara
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    Squeeeee….

    These two, Joe Arden and Erin Mallon, I tell ya... they are the only narrators that could have pulled off these books. Squeeeee…. I feel a bit giddy with this book. I really feel like I got so much more information. I understood a lot more. Meghan March really developed the situation between Whitney and Lincoln and why everything is like it is. Why all the drama between the families. Ms. March takes us into the nitty gritty story. I really feel like everything started to form into something and then… the net came down and Ms. March clobbered me! I’m not even kiddin’… this woman, she just hit me square in the head with the mother of all endings and I don’t even know what do anymore. I seriously felt like twirling and singing… I was so happy with how it was all going down. I loved the way Whitney and Lincoln seemed so together. We continued to go back and forth between their past and the present. The passion and angst with the added drama we all know and love with this author stayed packed into these pages. Guilty as Sin felt a bit more suspenseful and I loved that aspect. I’m really impatiently awaiting this final book! I just can’t wait to see how it all plays out.

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  2. AriBasulto_rhbb
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    Secrets, lies, and a whole lot of sexy, oh my!

    Lincoln and Whitney seem to find themselves at an impasse. After that major revelation their lives seem to be unraveling at every end. With family at odds, invasive paparazzi at every turn, and secrets coming to surface they’re fighting what seems to be an uphill battle. Still, this is Lincoln and Whitney and they’re not going down without a fight and a hell of a ton of fiery passion. Secrets, lies, and a whole lot of sexy, oh my! Guilty As Sin is only guilty of being so decadently good!
Narration was once again performed by Joe Arden and Erin Mallon and I’m so happy about it! Did they get even better than the last audiobook? I think they did! Joe Arden is not only sexy, but he’s funny too! And when you’re voice is stupid hot and you can also make me laugh...OMG he owns my soul! Erin Mallon continues to be perfection in her performance. She brings her own kind of magic to the story and it’s always magic to my ears. Five Stars.

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  3. Bexxy (Desperately Seeking HEAs Book Blog)
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    No matter how many times you think you know whats going to happen next, you'll never get it right.

    In Richer Than Sin we learned about Whitney and Lincoln's past and how they met. Guilty As Sin gave us the history of how there relationship fell apart. While I enjoyed Guilty As Sin it wasn't my favourite of the trilogy. The middle books in a trilogy are always what I call the building book. It gives you answers but leaves you with so many more questions which is a Meghan March Trademark as well! Guilty As Sin gave us a lot of character development between Whitney and Lincoln as well as side character drama that gave us more history to the story of the Riscoffs vs the Gables. Whitney's character development was the most important part of Guilty As Sin. Whitney is a runner, she's spent the last 10 years running from the town of Gable and from Lincoln but she's finally started to stop running and wants nothing more than to build a future. But first she needs to face the problems that keep chasing her. I fell for Lincoln a little more in Guilty As Sin, he knew what he wanted and he did everything he could to achieve it. He made strides in his character development by understanding where he had gone wrong with Whitney and ensuring he didn't repeat those mistakes. He quit hiding his feelings and started being more forth coming with everyone. One of my favourite parts of the Sin Trilogy are Commodore and Magnus, there crazy gun shooting rivalry is absolutely hilarious and they literally make every scene they're in. Guilty As Sin is full of twists and turns that you don't see coming. Some targeted at Whitney and others targeted at Lincoln. No matter how many times you think you know whats going to happen next, you'll never get it right. Find more of my reviews here: https://www.desperatelyseekingheas.com

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