Nights of Sin: Book 1

By: Lucia Jordan

Narrated by: Lula Larkin

Nights of Sin is the hottest new contemporary romance from best-selling author Lucia Jordan!

Lana Watson knows the woods of New Hampshire like the back of her hand. She knows the old streets, the shops, and the cool air against her skin like a familiar caress. The place is home, and yet it has never felt more isolating. Ever since college, Lana has thrown her dreams into older men who have only hurt her, only treated her like a worthless thing. She is not ready to love again. She doubts she ever will be.

But change comes looking for Lana: Max Winters appears like a vapor as Lana is hired to arrange the flowers for a charity ball. His presence is overpowering, his eyes searching her face, his body that of a practiced predator. But it is his gaze that rocks Lana to her core, throwing her into a driving passion.

Max Winters is willing to take Lana beyond her limits, desiring her to be his. He is bound to her, body and soul, teetering on the edge of obsession and the most intense desire he has ever felt. Does love have a place in their worlds, or is it just too painful?

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Worth the listen

Wow! Super hot! I can't wait to see how Lana handles Tom and her bitchy sister Farrah. More please!

Interesting

Interesting storyline and cliffhanger ending to this novella. The main character is wonderfully creative and different as demonstrated by her family dynamic. It is close to the truth for a family of sisters and an interesting start to this short series.

Night of Sin is HOT!!

Completely and utterly pulse pounding! The eroticism detailed in this book is amazing. Can't wait to listen to the entire series to see what Max Winters and Tom want.

Amazing

I absolutely love this book. It was so erotic and enticing. She held me with every word. I couldn't put it down.

I sincerely enjoyed it!

I'm not typically an erotica fan, but I thought I'd venture into the unknown. I'm glad I did! I enjoyed the back story, though I wish it'd had gone into further detail of Max's life and success. I loved the detail and imagery used to create the world in the beginning, but toward the end I found that it was less. In all, it was a good read if you're looking for something quick to fill some free time.