Sinjin: The Rakehells of Rochester

by Julia Templeton

Book Overview

The Rayborne brothers are notorious throughout London for two things: their astounding good looks and their wild sexual ways. But when they receive an ultimatum to wed or risk losing their... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0758238150
• ISBN13: 9780758238153
• Release Date: October 2009
• Publisher: Aphrodisia
• Length: 261 Pages
• Weight: 0.58 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 8.1"

Customer Reviews

Rakehells of Rochester Rock!

SinjinThis book is romantic, funny, sexy and hot! I look forward to reading Victor and my favorite brother Rory! If people take offense of the sex sexual nature I think tastefully done than don't read it. It has the warning on the back cover it is a hot book! I have enjoyed all of Ms. Templetons books and all erotic but tastefully done. I give this book a gold medal! I loved it! I cant wait to read Victor and Rory!

enjoyable heated erotic historical romance

The Raybourne brothers (Sinjin, Victor, and Rory) are known throughout London as the "Rakehells of Rochester; they live for sexual pleasure. However, even these hedonists know when it is time to retreat as their Mother has arrived at Madame Darion's Pleasure Palace in Covent Gardens looking for them. Mother Betsy demands they give up their wanton ways and marry. As the oldest Sinjin agrees to go first as the "sacrifice" to the altar of their Mother, but she informs her three offspring that each will be married by summer's end or else. However when he and Katelyn Davenport meet, Sinjin finds marriage may not be bad as he is attracted to her. There is only one problem; she is engaged to the much older Lord Balliford as a means to pay back her late father's debts. As he teaches her the pleasure of sex between those in love, Balliford arrives to "re-imprison" his betrothed. From the moment Mother assaults her wastrel sons until the final confrontation SINJIN is an enjoyable heated erotic historical romance. The lead couple is a solid (and not just his constant boner) pairing while the support cast of both their families add some depth. Though Balliford is a vile villain with no redeeming quality and the story line thin, sub-genre readers will enjoy this torrid tale and crave Victor's encounter. Harriet Klausner