Caroline England was born and brought up in Yorkshire and studied Law at the University of Manchester.

I want to add that if you HATE (in all caps) this book and say that this is a confusing mess that you couldn't finish I wouldn't blame you. The TV show also does a better job at unfolding the layers of this complex story in a more gripping way.Here we have a vivid cast of people who can be their own worst enemies and yet are fascinating and mesmerising.

I guess it has something of the German frankness in the way sexuality and family dynamic is portrayed. There’s a lot of DubCon in this book which can be triggering for people who have experienced sexual assault. Yes, the resolution of some other elements of the main mystery still provide a satisfying dramatic payoff, but I’d liked to have seen more clues about the killer. I would recommend The Sinner to anyone who enjoys reading dark romance with insanely good character development!Haunted by the case, the police commissioner refuses to close the file and begins his own maverick investigation. I have to say, I’m usually very lucky when it comes to reading translated fiction – the narration always flows, and I never feel anything was lost in translation.

Cora's hatred towards doctors because they can say something is wrong with you and no one can say otherwise and Frankie is a doctor. Abuse, greed, deceit, betrayal mixed to create a foreboding, sinister feeling throughout alongside the rules and consequences of the Elite society.

I have never felt as much sympathy with a character as I did with Elli, she can never catch a break past or present and though you know he’s toxic, Sin is the the lesser of the evils for her, man are there some evils in the Lords world. By the end of the book my mind was reeling with trying to decide just who is the biggest sinner in the story. Having been involved in the cover reveal ( here) for The Sinner by Caroline England I knew I’d love the book so I’m delighted to be part of the blog tour and to share my review today.