Sin: Ninety Days With The Sorvino Don

In a serious tone, he commands, "Lift your hands above your head, and once you lower them, I'll cease the intimate act," he warns. At the edge of tears, I respond with a choked cry, "Yes, I understand." "Repeat after me, Summer," he insists, his voice demanding. "Mmm, yes, Sin," I whisper, my voice barely audible. As Summer, who had never anticipated encountering Sinclair after stealing from him, finds herself trapped, she agrees to his unconventional proposal. For ninety days, he wants her solely for himself, believing that after that, she will be free. Despite knowing the danger, she reluctantly accepts. What initially began as a physical connection blossoms into something deeper for both of them. Sinclair's desire for Summer intensifies, while she grapples with her growing affection, unaware that he is unable to reciprocate love due to his devotion to his late wife. Feeling like she doesn't meet his ideal, Summer suspects her inadequacy. Meanwhile, Sinclair turns to another woman for emotional solace, attributing it to his inability to fully open up to love after his previous wife's loss. The question arises: Can Summer endure the test of love and show Sinclair the depth of her feelings, even amidst his grief? Will he ever recognize her love and overcome the pain of his past? To discover the outcome of their complicated journey, continue reading.