Red Sin

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.After my recent introduction Aleatha Romig’s work in White Ribbon, I waited with bated breath for the release of 📚Red Sin. It did not disappoint. A passionate age gap romance with a dash of  mystery and unexpected twists  which will readers salivating for more.If you did not read White Ribbon, no worries at all. The first seven chapters of 📚Red Sin covered all the events which occurred in White Ribbon.  An unexpected twist at the end of White Ribbon led to some interesting turn of events in 📚Red Sin. A chance encounter, a one night stand,  and a job offer  changes the lives of both Van and Julia.Van and Julia were awesome characters. They made a great team both in and outside the bedroom. I appreciated the way he treated her. It is clear he is completely enamored with her, but it doesn't impair his judgment when it comes to business.  His shrewd approach to business made him a force to be reckoned with amongst his peers. His business acumen led to persons either fearing or in awe of him. More of Julia's past came to light, but Van remains a mystery.  Yes he is enigmatic and self assured and since meeting Julia his caring, possessive and thoughtful nature came to light. But that is all the reader was privy to.  The story did deliver a few hints here and there, which  have one guessing at what they may signify. The fact he is keeping secrets from Julia didn't sit well with me. However, I loved how he believed in her and helped her to uncover a side to her she never knew existed. The ending may not have been what I wanted, but I expected it based on how the events unfolded. I will say this though it has me eager to get my hands on the next book, Green Envy.This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading