Reveling in Sin

The Sin Trilogy - Book 3

Reveling in Sin

By Meghan March
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An Apple iBooks bestseller in Romance

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

Whitney Gable is the kind of woman you fight to the death to protect.

To keep.

To cherish.

I’ve finally learned my lesson, and it’s time to prove I’m the man who’s worthy of her.

I don’t care what it takes, because failure is not an option.

No matter who or what stands in our way—this time, she’ll be mine forever.

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  1. Sara
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    March keeps getting better!

    Joe Arden and Erin Mallon ended up BEING these characters. I can't even imagine other narrators trying to pull this off. The story was exciting and unpredictable and I really think these two narrators helped make that happen. Reveling in Sin is the answer to all your questions! You know what they say, right? Third time is the charm, right? Meghan March gave us everything we wanted and things we didn’t know we needed!!! March covers the span of 10 years in this trilogy and the characters grow and evolve so much over that decade. If I had to sum up this trilogy in one single word, it would be... SURPRISING!! March pulled out the angst like the queen of angst was laying down the law. There were secrets being tossed about... here, there and everywhere! The drama could not have been anymore delicious. Whitney and Lincoln has this bond that was no joke. Just when we think we’re gonna work on their issues and take on the world together... life continues to throw secrets at them... and family secrets are a plenty! Can the bond Whitney and Lincoln share be enough to get through the secrets that start to fall in around them? Have they built a foundation strong to survive?

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  2. AriBasulto_rhbb
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    SAVED THE BEST FOR LAST! Epic!!!

    Meghan March saved the best for last! Reveling in Sin was everything amazing I needed and nearly nothing like the ending I thought I wanted. It was so much better. The twists in this book are twistier. The gasp-worthy moments can leave you breathless and nothing is what it seems. It was freaking fantastic! That’s all I’m saying because spoilers suck! Lol. Trust me when I say to buck up, Buttercup because this book is one hell of ride! Narration was performed by the incredible duo of Joe Arden and Erin Mallon. They were once again superb and brought the story to life in an epic way. This series is a must listen! Five Stars.

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  3. Bexxy (Desperately Seeking HEA's Book Blog)
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    Reveling In Sin is where they build there future.

    While Richer Than Sin was a window to the past of Whitney and Lincoln, Guilty As Sin gave us a glimpse into there present and Reveling In Sin is where they build there future. Reveling in Sin absolutely blew my mind! I couldn't keep up with all the revelations and the drama that occurred from the very first page. The twists and turns and secrets had me wanting to put everything on hold so I could keep listening to every second. Reveling in Sin was hard to keep up with, with every twist there was another waiting in the wings to confuse you even more. Meghan March has this really clever way of writing these complex and compelling storylines with so many connecting characters that left you reeling and trying to catch your breath. This one I struggled to keep up with, I guessed some of the revelations that occurred in Guilty As Sin but I couldn't guess the ones that happened in Reveling in Sin. So many chapters and different scenes I had to re listen to, to understand what was happening. Whitney and Lincoln's relationship developed and grew quickly in this one and they finally were able to overcome there own issues and build there future together. There were a number of characters in this series that I absolutely loved and some characters that I struggled to connect with even though I enjoyed reading about them. Lincoln Riscoff was by far my favourite character in this trilogy, he was a strong and confident alpha male but not overbearing and still gave Whitney her space to make her own decisions. Whitney Gable was grew so much as a character through this series and while i liked reading about her, she never fully grew on me. I couldn't connect with her as much as I had hoped. One of the best parts of Reveling In Sin was learning the history of Commodore and Magnus. They were great characters, there relationship was hilarious and there banter great to read. Joe Arden and Erin Mallon did a fantastic job with this series. They were a great pick for Whitney and Lincoln and did an amazing job bringing this trilogy and these characters to life. They had great emotion and pace through out the 3 books and brought an extra level to the story that I loved. Overall the Sin Trilogy was a great Meghan March read with her trademark twists and turns. If you love crazy small town stories with cliffhangers and unstable characters then the Sin Trilogy is the series you need to read! My heart is still held by Lachlan Mount but Lincoln Riscoff is a very close second. Find more of my reviews here: https://www.desperatelyseekingheas.com

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