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This book was foul and it has absolutely nothing to do with the Minotaur sexcapades. It’s actually social commentary in a way I’m probably not smart enough to understand or articulate.
The transactional nature of the ‘milking’ for the benefit of human erections was just wildly unsettling to me. Not to mention the hyper realistic representation of the job market where a woman with a masters degree completely fails to find a role in her field and an assload of student debt pushes her to take a job jerking off minotaurs because the pay is good and they have dental.
Despite the disturbingly accurate social commentary, the romance itself was very sweet. Although I wasn’t quite capable of pushing past the bovineness of it all and wasn’t uninterested in the intimacy, their relationship was still quite adorable and genuine.
The world-building is softly woven into the book in a very natural way and super intriguing.
Where Devotion Meets Desire: A Thesis 📝
WARNING: These stories contain copious amounts of sex, sin, taboo naughtiness, and bad behaviour. They're the Original Sinners after all. Not the Original Saints. Read at your own risk.
I’ve said often enough that I could write a damn thesis on these books and this is the first step in my one woman domination of the forums.
This is a Master list of all the books, novellas, short stories and pieces I could find on the Original Sinners series by Tiffany Reisz.
I’ve also included a 'Syllabus for the Sinner' in the comments with the suggested reading order, a chronological order and links to the authors website for free stories or places to purchase.
Unfortunately, on the 12th of December, 2025, it was confirmed that the series won't continue. Source






What the hell is with these men tattooing women without their consent!?
I’ve lost count of the amount of books with randomly appearing tattoos in them now, usually associated with the fated mates trope and I’m like !?!?!?!? How are you not mad about this?

Sinner commented...
If I bought every book that I read I would likely bankrupt our family for generations to come.
I am very harsh, if I cannot borrow it from my library in ebook or audiobook format, I simply will not read it.
I do buy books on occasion but it’s either an impulse purchase to support an indie author I’ve found in the wild or I’m purchasing a book I’ve already read and want to read again.
What do you do when a book you really want to read is only available to purchase physically and you want to safe money for other things?? Because I wanted to read The Incadescent and it's only available for sale physically. I don't think Kobo has it on sale, since I seached in the app and it gave me 0 results. And my local library definitely doesn't have it. I'm really curious what would you do? Wait until it becomes available? Find a way to get it? EDIT: Found it on Kobo! I still wanna know what would you do. 👀