Sin With Me

A hidden identities stand-alone from small-town romance author Brooke Montgomery about a girl who wakes up married in Vegas to her ex-boyfriend’s twin brother…

From the moment he calls the crisis hotline, I’m drawn to his voice.

As I help him through his darkest moments, we slowly get to know each other. The more he needs me, the more I need him, too.

A family emergency forces me away from my volunteer job, and I fear I’ll never talk to him again.

Until I’m introduced to my new boyfriend’s twin brother.

For years, we ignore the undeniable tension between us. Even after my break up...

A hidden identities stand-alone from small-town romance author Brooke Montgomery about a girl who wakes up married in Vegas to her ex-boyfriend’s twin brother…

From the moment he calls the crisis hotline, I’m drawn to his voice.

As I help him through his darkest moments, we slowly get to know each other. The more he needs me, the more I need him, too.

A family emergency forces me away from my volunteer job, and I fear I’ll never talk to him again.

Until I’m introduced to my new boyfriend’s twin brother.

For years, we ignore the undeniable tension between us. Even after my break up with his brother, neither of us says a word about our history. He’s a player, and I’m too afraid of getting hurt again.

But then my restraint snaps, and I lose myself in a searing hot kiss.

When he doesn’t hold back, I realize he wants this as desperately as I do.

Before things can go further, he stops us, and my insecurities rush in.

Dealing with the pain of losing my dad, I’m more confused about my feelings than before.

My lapse in judgment leads to getting pulled over, and when chaos erupts, he knocks out the deputy—rewarding himself with a backseat ride in the sheriff’s SUV.

An article releases that tarnishes his reputation and threatens his family’s business. But when I bail out another man for a crime he didn’t commit, I get a target on my back, too.

My world flips upside down when we go to Vegas and wake up married. He begs me to give him a chance—thirty days to prove we should stay together.

But the honeymoon can’t last forever in a Southern small town.