We follow Harper, our amazing, fierce, and beautifully raw character, along with her two men who couldn’t be more different. Rhys, the rich alpha bully, is still his beautifully awful self—unhinged, possessive, and maddeningly stubborn. He’ll have you dying laughing at one moment, then melting at how for Harper, he’ll burn the world down. His need for her love is unmatched. And Clay, our beautiful, sweet golden retriever. It’s such a push and pull for him—still dealing with the thought of having her love AND the possibility of having to share her with Rhys. Rhys and Clay together, watching them become reluctant allies, is so good. I love how Harper is done apologising for wanting both men. She’s trapped between a love that feels like safety and a love that burns her alive. When they get together, these scenes burn—they’re so hot, the chemistry and passion are unreal.
In the midst of it all, they’re trying to figure out who’s targeting all three of them, and oh my gosh, I didn’t see it coming! The ending and that brutal cliffhanger sent my jaw straight to the floor. Maddison just has this way of writing such beautifully raw lines that you find yourself highlighting them all. She draws you in with these three, and you can’t let go. You feel their passion, their pain, their connection, and their love. I absolutely cannot wait for book 3!
Burned by Sin throws you straight back into the fire the moment book one ends and trust me, it does not give you a second to breathe. The fallout is intense, the stakes soar, and every chapter tightens the emotional noose in the best, most addictive way.
Harper, Rhys, and Clayton are trapped in this delicious, dangerous push-pull where nothing is simple and everything is charged. They’re trying to figure out who they are together, and it’s messy, raw, and wildly compelling.
But the character glow-up of the century? Rhys.
Our beautifully unhinged psycho steps into himself in a way that absolutely wrecked me. Every moment with him drips with vulnerability and obsession – he wants to be the man Harper deserves, and watching him try (sometimes failing, sometimes soaring) is unforgettable.
Harper is done apologising for wanting both men, and honestly, she shouldn’t have to. She’s caught between adoration and pure, scorching passion, and the way Clayton keeps trying (and failing) to stay away gives this book a magnetic tension you can practically feel.
And the mystery? Yeah, I had my suspicions about the stalker, but the execution, the reveals, the emotional fallout – it was phenomenal.
Then there’s the ending. Oh. My. GOD. It’s brutal, brilliant, and guaranteed to leave you screaming into the void for book three.
If you crave morally grey love interests, obsession with teeth, heroine-centred power, and a story that scorches and shatters in equal measure, you need this book.