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Sin Bin by Mandi Beck

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Sin Bin is a trip over the blue line into the world of bad decisions and better orgasms. Lol. Sin and pay the price.

The fee may not be what you expected but it's definitely what you need.

kinaq's review

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lighthearted fast-paced

3.25

This was faster than fast! But I expected that from a 100pg book. Quick, lighthearted and funny.

annalaura_j's review against another edition

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3.0

The story itself was well written, but overall I‘m disappointed with this.
I expected a longer book, or at least a story of more substance. The only thing we know of Jason and Stella as a couple is that they having steaming hot sex. I wanted to get to know them. Their background story. What makes them tick. What pulls them toward each other other than rock solid abs or a great ass and tits. I feel like this book only scratched the surface and basics of Jason and Stella‘s story.

amandalikestoread13's review against another edition

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1.0

Ebook. Purchased. (SYKW freebie).

-4 stars for a surprise pregnancy trope in a 109 page novella.
- 1 star for it being only 109 pages

jr1323's review against another edition

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4.0

Super quick fun read but can someone please please please proofread and edit this?!?! Sooooo many errors it was almost too much. If the story wasn’t so good I would have stopped reading. The end felt a little rushed and fake. Like both hockey teams are going to stop because one player is talking to a girl? And then cheer for them. Stella and Jason have a good story and you can feel the connection, while cute way of ending the story the unbelieveableness takes away from their story

msuttle12's review against another edition

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3.0

I like sports romance book and this was good. The time-line moved a bit fast. He was the typical star athlete until he meets Stella. She is a strong independent woman. There's not much but sex and then he leaves. He shows back up months later and finds out she's pregnant. If he wanted anything to do with her, he let his opinion of what his friends would think (because shes younger) and not tried to do anything.
Her brother was mentioned a few times but never appeared in the story. It was a HEA. And I liked the ending, even though it was a bit cliché.

stephaniereneesbooks's review against another edition

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3.0

Jason makes a visit to a university for a guy he's mentoring or will be and meets Stella. It's pretty much lust at first sight. You don't get a real connection with these two till later on in the book. Even then it's a rushed chemistry. The whole scene where he brushes her off was weak for me, I would of like a little more anger and heat. If you are going to shame a girl for tracking you down, by all means make to where her anger is going to make it harder for the MMC to get forgiveness.
If it wasn't for the baby even as a reader these two have nothing in common. You don't really get to read about what happened on their weekend tryst.

Novellas Are hard for me to read. Because I want more connection with characters. You don't get that when you read novellas. I mean some you do, but they are hard to find.

getcremebrulaid's review against another edition

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3.0

Has potential, it just still feels a little under developed to be considered a full length book. It’s definitely more of a novella. So if you go into it with that mindset it’s a bit easier to swallow.

Theres a big time jump that felt so abrupt that I wish it had just unfolded chronologically. The flashbacks didn’t quite hit the same as reading about what happened in real time would have.

But if you need something really quick to satisfy a hockey romance age gap craving, this might do the trick. It’s a decent book. It just feels a bit rushed at times.