Made For Sin

by Cass Kincaid

She might despise me, but I will prove her desire for me is stronger than her hate. And I'm going to enjoy every second of it.

For many, a sin is an immoral act.
Something they avoid committing.
For me, Sin is a place.
Club Sin, to be exact.
That's where I met an alluring woman named Rose. We had one night together. Identities concealed. Absolute freedom.
Until the truth came out about who she really was.
Sadie Mitchell, my best friend's little sister, who's despised me since we were kids.
Now, we share a secret, and she's hell-bent on keeping it hidden.
But I have another secret for her, too--it wasn't just a one-night stand for me, and I'm just as determined to make her mine.

Genres: Romance

87 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 7, 2017

About the author

I write steamy romance stories, create HEAs, and love every damn minute of it. I LOVE love, and I'm a hopeless romantic. Oh, and I have a thing for sexy, sarcastic fictional boyfriends, but don't we all?

Reviews

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[Stacy J. · Rating 5 out of 5]

What would you do if your friends semi forced you to go out when all you want to do is stay home and watch TV. What would you do if they took you to a place called Club Sin and paid for an hour in the seduction room for you for your birthday?? What would you do if you met someone in a completely dark room that makes your pulse jump and you do something that you wouldn't normally do?

This is what happens with Ashton and Sadie. These two meet in a completely innocent way and find themselves tangled up in each other. The interesting part comes into play when days later they start piecing things together and they might not be complete strangers after all.

I really enjoyed this book. It was fun, seductive, funny and romantic all in one amazing read. I was reading the book and I was a little jealous of Sadie, she threw caution to the wind for one night which was amazing and let her guard down. It was fun to read.

[Lenna Wright · Rating 3 out of 5]

Short 12 chapter story that sorta dirty with no BDSM. There is connection to each other and to the reader. Told from both POV. They grow up as neighbors, Sadie is the little sister of Ash’s best friend, 6 years age difference to the day, they share the same birthday. So when their parents (all friends also) throw a joint birthday for Sadie-12 and Ash-18 was the last time Sadie and Ash ever saw the other since he actually blow up at her. Now years later her best friends bring her to Club Ain and gift her a gift of one hour in a blacked out room with a guy that is there for her to command. Sadie became Rose and Rose became the exact opposite of shy Sadie. Their night will become a constant thing they can’t stop thinking about. Until the truth comes out.

[Laurie Beemer · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book. When a night out celebrating leads to life changing experiences what happens? Past meets present and Rose meets Nash. When Sadie's best friends drag her to an exclusive and secretive club for her birthday she ends up experiencing something that she never thought she would complete and nonstop desire. The man that she meets fills her head and she cannot stop thinking about him but she has no idea who he is. Going home for a family get together takes Sadie along of path of discovering truth and acceptance in herself. Thank You for allowing me to read this and write a honest review.

[Meredith Newell · Rating 3 out of 5]

Great story but too short. So much more could’ve been done with their story line. I loved the sex club environment, the hidden identity and of course the brother’s best friend trope. It felt kind of rushed and I guess being that the book is less than 200 pages that makes sense. Still a great one though I do recommend.

[Azzie Parks · Rating 5 out of 5]

What A Book

This was a very good book.Sin where two people find love.This was just exciting to read. I love books like this when the author doesn't take up half of the book with drummer,she makes it real and to the point,way to go.

[Jennifer Wiggins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love it

Warning Spoiler Alert!
I absolutely loved this book, it was amazing, exciting, intense. Just overall a great book. Loved how they have known each other their whole lives and in the end fall in love. I love books like this. Brothers friend books always get me.

[Jean Craven · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good story

Wish there were a club like that in Michigan cause I would love to go. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this story and it was really very romantic and sweet plus touching. It was so exciting and very erotic.

[Holly · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was extremely short! I thought it could have been longer and the characters could have been more developed. I did like the relationship between them

[Simone · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.75 stars

[Debbie K. · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was an okay read. I liked the plot. It was a very quick read. Things were wrapped up pretty quickly without a lot of angst. An okay book for an afternoon. I would recommend it.

[Seeshel kettler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great story of crushing on your brothers BFF. Defiantly has the ability to be a longer story.

[Clarissa Paugh · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cass did it again! I just loved how the story came together. I couldn't put it down. Nash and Rose...what can I say but WOW!!

[BJ · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very short story, for me it was a silly premise with a weak H and even weaker h. Teenage vibe.

[Lindsay Hartman · Rating 4 out of 5]

I’m a sucker for a best friend’s little sister story and Cass Kincaid’s Made for Sin did not disappoint. I really enjoy the way Cass Kincaid writes her characters and switching between Sadie’s and Ashton’s point-of-views allowed me to get inside both of their heads to see the connection they made. As a “good girl” like Sadie, I understand the allure of pretending to be someone completely different for a night. I wish the book had been longer so we could have seen more development in their relationship and possibly dealt with whatever caused the sadness that was in Sadie’s eyes at the beginning of the book. I hope Cass Kincaid continues to write and that her books get longer so that we can get that extra character and story development.

[Myst]

the sex club I think I've heard of before. I can't remember what book.

[Kara Coens · Rating 4 out of 5]

Felling stuck in life, not unhappy but missing something all the same, Ashton and Sadie meet at Sin. A night meant for complete freedom becomes so much more once truth comes to light. There is so much passion and fun and sweetness between Sadie and Ashton. I absolutely loved them and wish I could have more!!