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Sins Of The Father by Marie James

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Sins of the Father

Marie James

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Genre: MC / Dark Contemporary

Series: Ravens Ruin; Book 1

Cover Designer: Letitia Hasser (RBA Designs)

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I'm not misunderstood.

I'm not confused about my position in life.

I'm not looking for answers to explain why I am the way I am.

This is the logic others use to try to make sense of me. According to them. there has to be a reason for my apathy. There has to be some sort of explanation for the calculating way I run my Club. There has to be a root cause for my depravity.

They can't wrap their heads around the fact that I'm evil, that I'm darkness personified. Doing so would force them to acknowledge that the Devil has left Hell and is living among them.

Most people may think I'm Satan, but I answer to Lynch, President of the Ravens Ruin MC, and the Antichrist doesn't have sh*t on me.

Sins of the Father by Marie James

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was surprising. I've read books by Marie James before, and when i say that they are nothing like this book, trust me on that one.

It was dark on so many levels and nothing like any of the previous MC Romances and bikers i've read before. This is the MC's that i hear about all the time on the news. The ones that are into drugs, into illegal activities, into murder, and have no problems using their 'talents' to get what they want.

Considering how different Sins of The Father was compared to her previous books, i couldn't get enough of it. I was hooked from the very beginning and was more than a little curious as to how every character was connected to one another. I was curious to find out if we had ever read the first generation of Ravens Ruins MC characters, or if this was entirely new.

I'm really, really, really looking forward to the next book in this series and finding out whose Ravens Ruin story we're getting next because i know for sure that it'll be just as unforgettable as this first instalment.