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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.

Seth cares too deeply. It’s why he’s a great firefighter. It’s also why he can’t get over the morbid scene he just witnessed during his last shift. And then he meets Tisha, who understands the emotional turmoil he’s going through. She ends up saving his life in the most embarrassing way possible, and he can’t get her out of his head.

Tisha can’t think of the last time she’s laughed, yet she’s content with her life. When you’ve experienced indescribable trauma, sometimes good enough is, well, good enough.

She meets Seth and suddenly wants more. But with both of them healing from the darkness in their pasts, a healthy relationship may not be possible. And she’s perfectly fine with rejecting his advances, until she learns that he is Mr. January in a smoking hot firefighter calendar. Suddenly, saying no isn’t as clear-cut as she thought it would be. 

Seth’s personal commitments and darkness prove to be too overwhelming to fully give himself to Tisha, although he’s trying his best. But his best may not be good enough. 

The logical part of her mind and the broken part of her heart say no, but they’re no match for the fire he kindles within her body.

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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.