Reviews for Pecados inconfesables (One Night of Sin)

The average rating for Pecados inconfesables (One Night of Sin) based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-10-09 00:00:00 Joshua harbin I like to read HR because it transports me to another time, and I prefer the books to stay within the constraints of the time while making it relatable to present day. This one was relatable in all the wrong, depressing, upsetting ways: 1. An unprotected female alone at night must be a whore/slut/asking for it. 2. This gives a group of 4 inebriated "gentlemen" the right to insinuate/assume/press their unwanted suit 3. This makes the one "gentleman" of that group to offer her shelter the hero for being kind to said whore. 4. It's not his fault that she's not a whore and that he only finds out once it is too late. 5. He's a good guy because he is willing to do the right thing now that he knows she is not a whore. WHY DOESN'T SHE UNDERSTAND THIS? He MUST marry for his honor. It doesn't matter what she thinks. 6. Russians meddling or attempting to meddle in foreign governments. 7. Gambling addiction is best cured by gambling for a good cause. 8. Such a charming hero: "Damn it, just do as I say for once!" he yelled at her so loudly that she jumped, her eyes widening in bewilderment. 9. Violence towards women is OK as long as they are repugnant to the hero. I skimmed the last third. Foley' writing probably deserves another star, but I am too mad to give it. What a disappointing follow up to the fifth in the series, which was one of my favorite reads this year. Thanks Loriidae for the buddy read.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-12-03 00:00:00 Nicole Kiesler [It was pretty much rape and sexual abuse. (hide spoiler)]