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SINS OF YESTERDAY
By: Rosalie Stanton

Totally Bound Publishing
July 2015
On Sale: June 23, 2015
Featuring: Roman; Invidia
ISBN: 1784306320
EAN: 9781784306328
Kindle: B00YP6O4Q6
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Romance Paranormal | Romance Contemporary

Someone ordered the apocalypse, and it's not who you'd expect. With the world literally on the brink of annihilation, Invidia, the Sin of Envy, is tasked with finding the renegade Guardian responsible for opening one of the Seven Seals. The good news? Each of the Seven Seals needs to open to trigger Armageddon. The bad news? Two already have, and the mastermind behind the apocalypse remains untold steps ahead. As a Guardian of the Seals, Roman has never explored the human world. He's never known the touch of a woman, either, until one seduces him into betraying his duties. Overwhelmed with guilt for succumbing to temptation, Roman sets out to stop the apocalypse, prepared to sacrifice everything for redemption. He's not prepared, however, for Invi, who embodies the very definition of forbidden fruit. When Invi encounters Roman, he's not what she expects. Aside from being ripped from the pages of her secret fantasies, he's more victim than villain. And when the other Seals start to open, she has no choice but to team up with the sexy Guardian to find the true culprit. That's the easy part. The real challenge is keeping her hands to herself.