Review: Sinclair - Celia Aaron

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 Review: Sinclair - Book #0.5 Acquisition Series - Celia Aaron - January 2016

Clearing the Kindle of old books can be an exciting journey as you stumble across gems that you had forgotten about or books that are part of a series you read and you are suddenly reunited with your favourite characters. This series is one of those where the main male characters are villains but also you can't help but fall in love with them as you know that deep down there is some spark of niceness inside of them somewhere, they just need the right person to help them release it. Sinclair is the prequel quick read for the Acquisition series by Celia Aaron. In this book, we read about how Sinclair witnessed the transformation of his mother as she turned into a Sovereign and then the beginning of Stella and how she came to be part of the Vinemont's property with her father's downfall. Like most prequels, Sinclair is a very quick read and one of those books that just scratches your reading itch. If you love erotica romance and characters that you either love/hate or both, then Celia Aaron's Acquisition series is the read for you.



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