Thirty Days of Sin
by Tessa Kelwyn
💋 A steamy romance for adults that explores triple pleasure…
- Genre
- Steamy
- Chapters
- 30
- Status
- Completed
- Reads
- 339
18+Review by Julia ·
On what should be her happiest day, Arriana’s carefully rebuilt life changes forever when her fiancé disappears. She has her ideas of who it may be, Dante, her former lover, who is a dangerous man and connected to a powerful empire.
Arriana is dragged back to the world she escaped, behind guarded walls and into a web of obsession, control, and loyalty. Dante may be a married man, but his hold on her is not over. And to add more trouble to the equation, Dante’s charismatic brother has his own interest in Arianna.
Now a young woman is caught between a rock and a hard place. She has to figure out if she is being protected or possessed by two dangerous men.
Themes Discussed in Thirty Days of Sin
💪 Control and power
❌ Forbidden attraction
💔 Betrayal and loyalty
😍 Love vs obsession
Reasons to Read Thirty Days of Sin
😈 Suspense with twists
🖤 Addictive, dark romance
💃 Strong conflicted heroine
🔺 Love triangle
Meet The Main Characters
♀️ Arianna
She is determined to leave her old life behind and move forward from her dangerous past. Arriana is resilient, strong, and clever, but torn between safety and the intensity she once knew.
♂️ Dante
Deeply obsessive and powerful with a ruthless streak, Dante represents danger and desire. He sees Arianna as someone who belongs to him, not a choice.
♂️ Dante’s brother
He is equally as dangerous as his brother but has charm and magnetism. He has always admired Arianna, and he adds another layer of complication to the story.
🍓 The secret dating trope and charming characters of this romance will keep you awake.
Thirty Days of Sin synopsis
She left the devil for a good man. Now the devil wants her back.
On the morning she’s meant to marry safety, Arianna is still trying to convince her reflection that she chose the right man. She left behind a world of blood-stained loyalty and obsessive devotion for something clean, simple, normal. But when her fiancé disappears hours before the ceremony, Arianna knows this isn’t cold feet. It’s a message. And there is only one man ruthless enough, powerful enough, and obsessed enough to send it. Her ex.
Dante was never safe, he was possession disguised as love. She left him once, built a new identity far from his empire and the arranged marriage that secured his throne. But when the evidence leads straight back to his family crest, Arianna is forced to return to the estate she barely escaped. Behind iron gates and watching eyes, old lovers become enemies, enemies become something far more dangerous, and the lines between protection and captivity blur. The man she left is married now—but he still looks at her like unfinished business. And he is not the only one.
Because Dante’s charming, reckless brother has been watching her for years. Because loyalty in this family is complicated. Because one man’s obsession can become three.
Read Thirty Days of Sin – Chapter 1
Arianna's POV
I’m not going to let my ex destroy my wedding day. Not even a memory of him.
I chose the safe man on purpose, but the bride who has to force her smile is already answering a question nobody asked.
I know this. I'm watching it happen in the full-length mirror in the bridal suite of a chapel outside Naples — a stone building tucked between olive groves and wild lavender — and I search for the joy that's supposed to live in this moment.
The dress is ivory silk, fitted through the bodice, falling clean to the floor. I chose it because it felt like me, and right now, me is a woman gripping her own reflection like a ledge.
I still remember the day Ethan proposed on a park bench. No spectacle, no orchestra, no ring at the bottom of a champagne glass where I might choke and die before I could answer.
A Tuesday evening, the sun sinking, and a velvet box he pulled from his jacket with fingers that shook.
"I don't have a speech," he said. "I just know I want every morning to start with you."
The ring was modest and perfect, and I said ‘yes’ before he finished the sentence because the relief of being chosen — openly, without conditions — flooded through me so fast my knees almost buckled.
The man in finance. The ‘golden retriever.’ The one who texts "thinking of you" instead of "where are you" at 2 AM. The man whose idea of danger is forgetting to file his taxes on time.
The man who will never, ever look at me the way he did—like I was something to conquer, something to own, something to burn through until nothing was left but ash and wanting and lust.
Tropes
- Betrayal
- Second Chance
- Enemies to Lovers
- Fake dating
- Secret
- Triple Pleasure
- Forced Proximity
- Bad boy
- Mafia
- Playboy