A review by fairyyeah
Forgivable Sins by Adelaide Forrest
3.0
Samara and Lino have been friends
I liked this book a lot more than the first book for some reason. It had the overbearing alpha male character of course, but I felt that Lino allowed Samara to be her own person rather than forcing himself into her life in every single way without allowing her any opinion of her own. Of course, again, these are overbearing men so duh he and Matteo (from book 1) are both very much the "I'm going to make decisions for you" type of man, but again I don't know what it was about Lino that was just...kind of better. To be fair, I also have this thing where I usually don't like the first man in a standalone multiple book series for some reason, although it's really just a coincidence that that happens. Anyway, an okay book.
I liked this book a lot more than the first book for some reason. It had the overbearing alpha male character of course, but I felt that Lino allowed Samara to be her own person rather than forcing himself into her life in every single way without allowing her any opinion of her own. Of course, again, these are overbearing men so duh he and Matteo (from book 1) are both very much the "I'm going to make decisions for you" type of man, but again I don't know what it was about Lino that was just...kind of better. To be fair, I also have this thing where I usually don't like the first man in a standalone multiple book series for some reason, although it's really just a coincidence that that happens. Anyway, an okay book.