book cover of Sin
 

Sin

(2026)
(The first book in the Sin series)
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She built a life from words. He built an empire from control. Neither of them expected desire to become a weakness

Sin follows Sinclair, a bestselling author whose public success hides years of damage, survival, and hard-won independence. When she meets Dominic Van Patten—cold, powerful, and impossible to ignore—she recognizes immediately that he is not a safe man. He recognizes just as quickly that she is the one woman he cannot dismiss.

Dominic is wealthy, ruthless, and used to bending the world to his will. Sinclair is bold enough to challenge him, wounded enough to understand darkness, and strong enough to refuse easy surrender. What begins as explosive attraction soon becomes something deeper and far more dangerous: obsession, vulnerability, and the kind of connection neither of them knows how to handle.

But desire is only part of the story. Old trauma, family secrets, violence, and enemies from the past threaten everything they build. As Sinclair is pulled deeper into Dominic’s world—and into the orbit of his equally complex twin, Beckham—she must decide whether love can survive inside men shaped by power, grief, and sin.

Dark, emotionally charged, and unapologetically intense, Sin is a story of damaged people clawing their way toward devotion, healing, and a love fierce enough to burn through the wreckage.

SIN is a dark billionaire romance featuring an obsessive hero, possessive devotion, emotional intensity, high heat, trauma themes, and a hard-won HEA. Please check content warnings before reading.



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