Beautiful Sin
Rule #1 for surviving life with four stepbrothers: Don’t fall for any of them. Especially not the three gorgeous ones who watch me with an intensity I can’t ignore.
Guess how well that’s working out for me?
Living in a cramped apartment with the Sinclair brothers was never going to be easy. Not when Jaxson’s protectiveness borders on obsession, Colt’s eyes track my every move, and Xander’s quiet attention misses nothing.
But it’s Jaxson—six-foot-three of pure temptation with a smile that could ruin me—who keeps me awake at night.
One undeniable moment shattered the careful distance between us, and now there’s no going back. His presence lingers long after he leaves the room. His voice drops when he says my name. And that honey-sweet scent that appears whenever we’re close? Yeah, that’s new and definitely not normal.
Something ancient is awakening between us, something that feels terrifyingly right despite being so very, very wrong.
They say blood is thicker than water, but they never mentioned what happens when destiny comes knocking with a wrecking ball.
I never meant to fall for my stepbrother. I certainly never expected to feel this magnetic pull toward all three of them.
But here we are—one snarky college student, three impossibly beautiful stepbrothers, and a connection that defies all logic.
This is either the greatest love story never told or the fastest way to destroy everything we’ve built.
Probably both.
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