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Sinners Anonymous

Sinners Anonymous, Book 1

Somme Sketcher

To protect her father and hometown, Rory agrees to marry an elderly mafia capo. Then Angelo "Vicious" Visconti returns — her fiancé's nephew, the man tied to the anonymous confession line that already knows every secret she meant to bury.

How spicy is Sinners Anonymous?

Heat 4 of 5Filthy4 of 5

Steady and increasingly explicit, building alongside the forbidden relationship and the danger around Rory's arrangement.

How dark is it?

Darkness 2 of 5Unsettling2 of 5

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if you'd answer the anonymous line just to hear who was listening

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This book is great for

Mafia romance with a confessional booth, an impossible engagement, and the kind of forbidden attraction that makes the family tree feel like a loaded weapon.

Series: Sinners Anonymous, Book 1

  • is new to mafia romance but wants real stakes
  • likes an engagement that is a trap, not a fantasy
  • wants the age gap to shape the power dynamic
  • prefers a slow thaw to instant chemistry

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