Name: Mr. Sin
Rating: 4.09375 (16 reviews)

S.J. Tilly

Mr. Sin

Quickie Review (May contain spoilers, fair warning upon reading this review.)

Mr Sin was a delightful story and I did have a fun time with this one. The premise between them was interesting. I didn't really understand the angst that developed between these two though. It just didn't make sense to me. It kinda felt like the drama was used as a filler for the story. The spice was top notch and I enjoyed the relationship between the hero and his daughter. There is something precious about a single father of a little girl. Some of the writing in this one could have been better though. I just wasn't a fan of how preachy the author gets in this one for certain feminist politics. Just rubbed me the wrong way in how it was written and did ruin my enjoyment of the story at times. But if you don't mind books getting preachy at times, then I do recommend it to you, just wasn't my taste. Will check out her older books as those most likely aren't as political but also didn't have the touch of Nero or Dom in it either. But still a solid read that I easily got swept into.

Lover of Romance 

Quickie Review (May contain spoilers, fair warning upon reading this review.)

Mr Sin was a delightful story and I did have a fun time with this one. The premise between them was interesting. I didn't really understand the angst that developed between these two though. It just didn't make sense to me. It kinda felt like the drama was used as a filler for the story. The spice was top notch and I enjoyed the relationship between the hero and his daughter. There is something precious about a single father of a little girl. Some of the writing in this one could have been better though. I just wasn't a fan of how preachy the author gets in this one for certain feminist politics. Just rubbed me the wrong way in how it was written and did ruin my enjoyment of the story at times. But if you don't mind books getting preachy at times, then I do recommend it to you, just wasn't my taste. Will check out her older books as those most likely aren't as political but also didn't have the touch of Nero or Dom in it either. But still a solid read that I easily got swept into.

Maria Elena Vitale Zelaia

S.J. Tilly is confirming herself as one of my favorite romance authors. This book was hot, intense, and exciting, but it also had some moments of vulnerability especially for Vincent. Vincent, who is a bit of an alphahole, protective and stubborn but not stifling, and he’s also a father! His relationship with Annie, his daughter, made me appreciate Vincent even more because she’s where his heart is. 

Having read and adored Tilly’s Sleet series, I knew I was going to fall for the couple, though it didn’t happen from the very beginning like I had expected. What happened in Vegas was hot, but brief. I didn’t feel the Tilly spark until Sasha and Vincent meet again after the events of Vegas. The key was their interactions, which is where the author is strong. The characters feed off each other. They banter and build sizzling chemistry. It’s so subtle that I don’t think I would have noticed had I not read the author’s other series and known the magic she’s able to create with a similar one-night stand scenario. (Zach and Izzy in 
  Sleet Sugar
. My babieeeees!)

I highly recommend this to romance lovers, especially if you like billionaire/mafia romances (the Mazzanti are a former mobster family), with a love interest who is protective and domineering without being toxic, and a romance that leans a little on the darker side without going too dark.

Thank you to the author for gifting me a copy. Opinions are my own!

S J Tilly

Mr. Sin-I should have run the other way. Paid my tab and gone back to my room. But he was there. And he was... everything. I figured what's the harm in letting passion rule my decisions for one night? So what if he looks like the Devil in a suit. I'd be leaving in the morning. Flying home, back to my pleasant but predictable life. I'd never see him again.-Except I do. In the last place I expected. And now everything I've worked so hard for is in jeopardy. -We can't stop what we've started, but this is bigger than the two of us. -And when his past comes back to haunt him, love might not be enough to save me.

Book One of the Sin Series

S.J. Tilly is confirming herself as one of my favorite romance authors. This book was hot, intense, and exciting, but it also had some moments of vulnerability especially for Vincent. Vincent, who is a bit of an alphahole, protective and stubborn but not stifling, and he’s also a father! His relationship with Annie, his daughter, made me appreciate Vincent even more because she’s where his heart is. 

Having read and adored Tilly’s <i>Sleet</i> series, I knew I was going to fall for the couple, though it didn’t happen from the very beginning like I had expected. What happened in Vegas was hot, but brief. I didn’t feel the Tilly spark until Sasha and Vincent meet again after the events of Vegas. The key was their interactions, which is where the author is strong. The characters feed off each other. They banter and build sizzling chemistry. It’s so subtle that I don’t think I would have noticed had I not read the author’s other series and known the magic she’s able to create with a similar one-night stand scenario. (Zach and Izzy in <i>Sleet Sugar</i>. My babieeeees!)

I highly recommend this to romance lovers, especially if you like billionaire/mafia romances (the Mazzanti are a former mobster family), with a love interest who is protective and domineering without being toxic, and a romance that leans a little on the darker side without going too dark.

Thank you to the author for gifting me a copy. Opinions are my own!

Mr. Sin

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