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—A stubborn workaholic who doesn’t have time for love.
—A moody mortician who doesn’t believe in it.
—A widowed single mother who thinks shell never find it again.
—And a stressed caretaker who denies her love for her best friend.

Each book in the Seven Deadly Sins series features a new sin as the primary culprit hindering the character’s chance for love.

The series follows seven college friends, now in their early thirties, are at different points in their lives and are navigating the L.A. dating scene—or simply trying to avoid it.

Rick causes pain to anyone who comes in contact with him, and the person he hurt worst of all is the love of his life. Chloe was stupid to fall for him, and he owes it to her to stay away. Without Rick in her life, Chloe has become a massive success in her career. Her personal life, on the other hand, is in shambles, unbeknownst to him.

Forced to fly across the county to work on a movie together, they have to confront the pain, lies, and betrayal that destroyed their lives ten years ago. If they don’t, they’re not going to survive making this movie, and Chloe could lose everything she’s worked so hard for.

They were doomed from the start. He’s bad for her. She’s bad for him. But after being forced back together, they’re beginning to think that a life of chaos in each other’s arms is better than peaceful loneliness.

Kian and Angie are both ready to have a family of their own, but finding love in L.A. is easier said than done. One accidental pregnancy later, they decide to get married. It’s an arrangement that works out for both of them in more ways than one.