Alexis (alexisisreading)'s Reviews > Teach Me to Sin

I had to wait before posting this review because this book basically made me insane and I couldn't form any coherent thoughts. Honestly, I still can't but it's okay because everyone needs to know how good this book was. I read this book in 4ish hours because I could not put it down. It was a phenomenal read, truly a perfect ending to this series, though I do hope we might get some bonus scenes because I am definitely not ready to say goodbye. Riley? Please?

This exceeded every single one of my expectations. I was so excited when I found out this book was going to be Colson and Alek + a mystery third person yet to be introduced. Colson and Alek are both "villains" in previous books so I was highly anticipating seeing how they were going to come together. Colson is Gray's ex husband who is a bit cynical and ready to leave his life behind and disappear. Alek, we first meet as an old friend of Victor, who is trying to escape a horrible legacy left by his father. Benji was the perfect addition to complete the trio with his need for affection and both Colson and Alek's subconscious need to give it to him (and to each other). He was so intriguing from the first time we see him on page, I thought he fit really well with both Colson and Alek. All three men had so much love to give, and it was torture in the best form waiting for all three to get on the same page.

I am a big MMM romance fan. Not everyone is able to write MMM in a way that feels natural and inevitable but Riley truly gets all the stars and kudos for how well written this was. There was never an instance where I felt like Alek, Colson, or Benji were left out. The three as a whole and even the one on one dynamics between the characters felt genuine. I loved the banter, but also the gentleness that the characters had for one another even during some of the more intense steamy scenes. Even when it was rough it was sweet.

This book really did it for me - Colson, Alek, and Benji are now so dear to my heart. The love they all shared was so touching and I'm truly not doing this book justice with this review; it was so beyond beautiful there aren't enough words.

If being in love means that the hurt you feel with them is better than the happiness you feel without them, then I'm afraid I might be well and truly lost. The kind of lost where no amount of running and breaking will ever turn me back into the man I was before.

I received an arc from the author and this is my honest review.