but Holy shite its a hot listen, both narrator's did a great job , however J Tipstone put his all into this performance an rung out every ounce of emotion portrayed in the book giving an excellent narration and listening experience. Also, I would have liked the ending or the resolution to have been a little more drawn out, or expanded on a bit more. At some point the cringey talk about right and wrong "holes", 💀 and a fetish for pee and blood on the sheets 😂✋stepped up their game and I was halfway to the lady's room to talk on the big white phone. Just as they both settled into the normalcy of their love, her family also caught wind of what she did. In this article, we’d shed light as to why Pam Godwin’s Lessons in Sin is a book you’d love like no other!

And the man that’s been lurking in the shadows, the one I could feel but could never see, wont allow me to. Lessons in Sins succeeded on incorporating the most important part of fiction, using the concept of taboo to show the beauty of imperfection and the pleasuring aftermath of overcoming our sins. This book checked off so many things for me: forbidden love, age gap (18/40), taboo, possessive alphahole! If you leave me here," I said, "I'll tarnish our family name so completely you won't be able to keep it out of the press.

Pam Godwin truly makes you believe in their love and romance despite the many, many obstacles between them. One mistake landed Tinsley Constantine at a remote Catholic school, away from everyone and everything she cared about. To think when the lights go out, all these dutiful prayer hands are petting the kitty in your honour. Tinsley is insanely attracted to Magnus, but it’s during their one on one sessions that she slowly starts to fall for him. The only thing on Daire Archer’s mind when she pulled a disappearing act on Christmas was proving she was worthy of being her father's daughter.

They stop themselves for a long time, never crossing the final line in attempts to not fuck up Magnus’ life but their chemistry is insane and being together was inevitable. Her constant rebellion and punishments leads tinsley and magnus to get closer, and they realize they’re attracted to each other.just by the nature of the setting and the main characters, but there are none of the other Trigger Warnings that liter Pam's other works. Mostly because I’m irritated with Caroline and I’m sure it stems from hypocrisy which pisses me off more than you can possibly imagine. This threw up so many forbidden flags but that just added to the sensual sexy thrill of this tantalizing age gap read, this author has such a knack of pulling me in with her story telling which keeps me coming back for more. In short, this was a deliciously sexy read and I can see myself re-reading it in the future for sure. Though it seemed rushed, delivered only for the sake of its conclusion, it wasn’t, not in the least, disappointing.

Even though she has all the reasons to be evil, it’s astonishing that until the end of the story, she maintained the goodness in her heart.I know that makes me crazy, narcissistic, and a little out of touch with the reality of how the world works. Tinsley is set on getting herself expelled to get back at her mother but she’s insanely intelligent and cunning.

I kissed her until our lips were numb and swollen and the taste of her mouth embedded itself in my soul. I hate his laugh, and most of all, I hate how he makes me feel—so completely alive with every forbidden kiss.

And a priest with a tortured past, seeking salvation of the collar within the walls of a school for the rich and broken. My advice to future readers who may or may not *like* some of the different themes this story has because of past reading experiences, try one more time. The viciously domineering, brutal, terrifyingly gorgeous tyrant who haunts the shattered fragments of my memories.