Skin of A Sinner, by Avina St. Graves (softback, english edition)

🇬🇧 This book is in English

“No one tells you what to do when the boy who shattered your heart comes back to steal it.”

SKIN OF A SINNER

by Avina St. Graves

A Dark Childhood Best Friends Romance

He left her with monsters. Now he’s back — and he’s become one.

THE STORY THAT WILL CONSUME YOU

Roman Riviera was her everything once upon a time. She found her knight in shining armour in the form of a fellow foster kid. He protected her and promised to stand by her side forever.

But Roman Riviera is a liar. He left her with monsters.

Three years later, she found him in the middle of the night — soaked in her family’s blood and carving his initials into her foster brother’s skin. He tied her up and dragged her away from the life she had made without him.

She tried to run. He chased her.

She wanted to scream. The sound never came out.

He says she’s never getting away from him. He says he’s back for good.

She doesn’t believe him.
She should.

WHY READERS CAN’T PUT THIS DOWN

• Childhood best friends to dark lovers — a reunion that burns everything down
• Obsessive MMC — Roman is possessive, dangerous, and devastatingly compelling
• Foster care setting — raw, emotional backstory that makes the darkness hit harder
• Dark & unflinching — violence, obsession, and a love story with no safe edges
• Enemies-to-lovers undertones — betrayal, rage, and desire tangled into something irresistible

PERFECT FOR READERS WHO LOVE:

Dark romance • Childhood best friends • Obsessive MMC • Second chance • Fans of Penelope Douglas, Rina Kent & Avina St. Graves’ other works

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING:

“Roman Riviera broke me and then put me back together wrong. I am not okay and I need more.”

“Avina St. Graves writes the kind of dark romance that gets into your bones. Skin of a Sinner is devastating and perfect.”

🖤 Skin of a Sinner is a standalone dark romance by Avina St. Graves.

A dark, obsessive romance where the boy who left you with monsters comes back wearing their skin — and somehow, that’s the most terrifying thing of all.

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