If you’re looking for a hot read, this is it. Characters connect quickly and it’s intense.

I was looking forward to another Megan March book, but have been very disappointed in this one. The dialogue is so over written it comes across as childish. I do love the depth of the characters, but it just drags on and couldn’t hold my attention. Pretty upset I spent money on this one.

I like it, it ended at a good cliffhanger but not too suddenly, it’s a good read

I didn’t like this story at all. I especially didn’t like going back and forth with present and past.

Great read

I enjoyed a lot about this book but I will admit the way they feel for each other so quickly was a little over the top to me. Sexual attraction I understand but he was obsessed with having her forever immediately. Sorry, just went a little bit of lead up not an instant “I need her forever or life is never the same.”

Wow! I couldn’t put this book down!! Meghan March is one of my favorites. She really knows how to draw you in to the story! Lincoln and Whitney have this amazing connection from the first moment they laid eyes on each other. This story just breaks my heart. To see two people who obviously love each other go through hell because they can’t be together. If only their families lifetime rivalry wouldn’t be in the way of their happiness. It’s stories like this that I have to read in one sitting because I want to know what happens. I was so mad that of course it ended in a cliffhanger and now I have to wait to read more! I love both these characters and I cannot wait to get the next two books!!

I love Ms. March. One of my favorite authors. This book in particular isn’t cutting it for me. I understand leaving people hanging so they will buy the next book, but this? No. All of the skipping back and forth makes you forget the present, even when “present” is put in the fine print. The whole point was so drug out that I honestly wasn’t interested in the book, when I normally can’t put it down. Skipping back and forth into the past in the beginning a couple times will help you get a grip on the background story. I get it. But since nothing interesting happened in the “present” parts, I honestly wish it just told the whole story in the past. Maybe the next two books will clear this up. Hopefully. If not, I’m ready the Kara’s books next. Or re-reading “deal with the devil”. My first Meghan March book.

This is a complete ripoff. Not worth the price to continue the series.

I’d like to say I loved or liked this book but I just cannot. TOTALLY not what I expected. I guess after being spoiled/loving the Anti-Heroes collection and the Dirty Billionaire trilogy, I had high expectations which just were not met. The constant back and forth with the past and the present and the viewpoints from both Whitney and Lincoln, I feel like I spent a lot of time retracing what had happened in the past and what was now going on. Whiplash to the nth degree. Then, the whining. OMG! It never ended. Both Whitney and Lincoln whined the whole book. She - I’ll never be good enough for you, I am a disaster. He - I am so rich, I can do anything I want but can’t have what I want. What about Lincoln’s current ‘girl friend’? They both mention her but she never makes an appearance other than the scene in passing with Cricket. Where is she during all the drama? I thought for sure she would be at the hospital. I love Meghan’s writing style. The cliff hanger is good. Neither of these are reasons to give Richer Than Sin more than three stars. And, I am feeling generous with the three stars. Hoping, fingers crossed, that Guilty as Sin is WAAAYYY better.