Vincent is the CEO of a big corporation in Minneapolis. His family was in the Mafia, but they've gone straight, so he hires a publicist, Sasha, to help with their image. There's a bit of Insta-lust, but this is a terrific story with a thriller element (Vincent has an enemy who wants to punish him for his sister's death). Nice start to the series. ( )

Quickie Review (May contain spoilers, fair warning upon reading this review.)

Mr Sin was a delightful story and I did have a fun time with this one. The premise between them was interesting. I didn't really understand the angst that developed between these two though. It just didn't make sense to me. It kinda felt like the drama was used as a filler for the story. The spice was top notch and I enjoyed the relationship between the hero and his daughter. There is something precious about a single father of a little girl. Some of the writing in this one could have been better though. I just wasn't a fan of how preachy the author gets in this one for certain feminist politics. Just rubbed me the wrong way in how it was written and did ruin my enjoyment of the story at times. But if you don't mind books getting preachy at times, then I do recommend it to you, just wasn't my taste. Will check out her older books as those most likely aren't as political but also didn't have the touch of Nero or Dom in it either. But still a solid read that I easily got swept into. ( )

4.4 stars

I always love discovering new authors. It reminds me why I fell in love with reading in the first place. This author took me on a journey with humor, some angst, and delightful characters. I enjoyed the chemistry between the characters and even more so with the daughter, Annie. There are a lot of characters left that could have future stories and I'm on board for that.

This author is on my watch list for 2021. Especially, if she continues to create over the tip and possessive future book boyfriends. ( )