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A review by rjdobinson
Make Me Sin by J.T. Geissinger
dark
funny
hopeful
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
4.5 stars
This was my favourite book of the series, still with great rock star vibes. It is an enemies to lovers trope. Which if you didn’t know is my favourite.
The backstory for the characters is very gritty and dark. It explains a lot of why AJ is the way he is. AJ is a grumpy and secretive rock star and Chloe is this tiny, friendly, bubbly florist. This is not a dark dark romance, but there are dark themes.
This book takes you on a rollercoaster, in a similar way to the first book, but even more so. Yes this is a love story, and yes it has quite a few tropes, one of which I know is disliked by many a bookstagrammer, but nothing in this book is as expected.
This book made me laugh out loud, very sad and in some parts quite breathless. The Smut is AMAZING!
There is a HEA, but it's an unexpected one. I think the author did a great job illustrating that everything doesn’t have to work out as you expect for you to get your HEA
This was my favourite book of the series, still with great rock star vibes. It is an enemies to lovers trope. Which if you didn’t know is my favourite.
The backstory for the characters is very gritty and dark. It explains a lot of why AJ is the way he is. AJ is a grumpy and secretive rock star and Chloe is this tiny, friendly, bubbly florist. This is not a dark dark romance, but there are dark themes.
This book takes you on a rollercoaster, in a similar way to the first book, but even more so. Yes this is a love story, and yes it has quite a few tropes, one of which I know is disliked by many a bookstagrammer, but nothing in this book is as expected.
This book made me laugh out loud, very sad and in some parts quite breathless. The Smut is AMAZING!
There is a HEA, but it's an unexpected one. I think the author did a great job illustrating that everything doesn’t have to work out as you expect for you to get your HEA