Review | Sin & Suffer by Pepper Winters

Overview:  "Some say the past is in the past. That vengeance will hurt both innocent and guilty. I never believed those lies. Once my lust for revenge is sated, I'll say goodbye to hatred. I'll find a new beginning."

SIN & SUFFER

She came from a past Arthur "Kill" Killian never forgot. She made him sin and made him suffer. She tugged him from the shadows and showed him he wasn't as dead as he thought. And with her resurrection came betrayal, deceit, and war.

But then they took her. Stole her. Imprisoned her.

Now Kill's carefully laid plans for vengeance are complete. He craves action, retribution-the blood of his enemies. War has begun. War is all they'll know until they've paid their penance. He will get her back-and rewrite their destiny . . . 

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Publishing Date: January 26, 2016

Stars: 4.5 

My Review:  4.5 tell me you'll have me forever stars. The writing is dark, hard hitting and sinfully delicious which is what Pepper Winters is known for. The story weaves around Arthur and Cleo in the motorcycle club world of deceit, revenge and the thought of living a different way. There's moments of pleasure, pain, and confusion all the while steering the reader towards the ultimate yet shocking end of Arthur's and Cleo's story.

Picking right up where Ruin & Rule left off, Sin & Suffer starts off with some seriously screwed up crap. Cleo and Arthur are separated with Cleo captured and Arthur hospitalized for his injuries. Cleo clings to the belief that Arthur will come for her and so does what she has to do to stay alive while Arthur fights to get to Cleo. Arthur's father is Cleo's captor which only fuels Arthur's anger. 

With Cleo's memories back, she's well aware of what she has to do in order to stay alive. She's also reliving the parts of Arthur her mind had locked away in an attempt to survive. Cleo struggles to reconcile the person she was with the person she is with all the memories of who she was. Her endless love for Arthur will ultimately set her and him free because a love that powerful is one that never leaves.

Arthur is still the dominant, angry biker hell bent on revenge that he was in the first book but there are steps towards him becoming someone more, someone better. Cleo is his guiding light and he does all he has to in order to protect her, even at the risk of his own health and mental stability. Arthur surprised me at the end of the book because I had never thought the path he chose to take would be an option.