Sin With Me (Bad Habit, #3)
J.T. Geissinger
The past she can’t remember. The secret he hides. And a love that’s worth risking it all. After a devastating car crash stole both her family and her memory, Grace Stanton was left with no past and an uncertain future. Now Grace likes to keep things simple. No sleepovers, never date a guy more than a month, and never, ever fall in love. Which is exactly why Grace avoids Bad Habit’s lead guitarist, Brody Scott, at all costs. The green-eyed, sexy-as-hell musician has “trouble” tattooed all over him, and Grace isn’t taking any chances with her heart. Brody knows he doesn’t deserve an amazing woman like Grace—her creamy skin, red hair, or that smart mouth that fuels his every fantasy—but there’s something between them that’s more than chemistry. Something real. He’ll just have to convince Grace that he’s worth the risk—and hide the secret that haunts his worst dreams. But when fate plays a cruel hand, Brody’s darkest sin suddenly threatens his last chance at redemption—and the life of the woman he loves.
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0 0So you may think you know what’s going to happen between Grace and Brody based on the ending of book 2, and you would be sort of right. But also sort of wrong. I did fear the whole time that the worst case scenario was going to happen with the accident, but I’m glad it turned out the way that it did. I’m glad it turned out that Brody was a good guy.
Grace, on the other hand, I don’t want to say that she wasn’t good, but she’s kind of hard to love. I personally think she had an unhealthy obsession with sex. But that’s just me. There was just a lot of focus on sex in this book. Either of them just messing around, them talking about doing it, or them actually doing it. Not to mention her existing boy toy at the beginning of the book. I know she’s a counselor, but she may have needed some counseling of her own.
Chloe, we didn’t really hear much from in this book.
Kat was kind of annoying. Very micromanaging and kind of pettily jealous of Chloe having a baby. It was like she couldn’t fully be happy for Chloe.
This book followed, same basic pattern as the other two books. Insane happiness for the couple followed by the worst possible thing that could ever happen to a couple happening and they suffer a horrific break up. Followed by a probably improbable happy ending. But at least there’s a happy ending, so there is that.
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