Kaya M. Foster is unraveling, trapped in a neglectful relationship and breaking down alone in a crowded club bathroom when a stranger steps in. Alex E. Murphy pulls her out of danger, tries to return her to her life, and fails spectacularly when Kaya walks straight into traffic and he saves her again.
One night becomes shelter. Food, a shower, a blanket, a cat pressed against her chest, and the kind of quiet that feels like permission to fall apart. They watch movies. They nerd out. He plans to sleep on the couch, until she stops him. By morning, Kaya drifts into his arms, and Alex realizes the truth: He has a problem. She is his problem.
What begins as protection curdles into obsession. Watching turns into wanting. Wanting turns into control. When they make a deal-if Alex can make Kaya paint again, she'll move in with him-it feels almost healing. Almost safe.
It isn't.
Two artists locked in creative silence inspire each other to create again and lose control in the process. Desire sharpens into fixation. Love rots into something darker.
SIN GREATER THAN LOVE is a dark romance where devotion destroys, obsession masquerades as care, and love grows in the cracks of shared damage.
