Greed (Seven Deadly Sins #4)

With the sudden death of his father, Carlton is forced to go back to Worcester, England to execute the will. With Liz by his side, Carlton finally has the confidence to face his demon, and her impact on him runs much deeper than just her marriage to the dearly departed. No one could possibly understand the devastation of losing a parent better than Liz, but her presence will require that Carlton come clean about his mysterious past.

Anxiety about meeting someone’s family is bad enough, but when you’re meeting them at a funeral, it’s all the more daunting. To top that off, the vast Michaud wealth is a great deal more than Liz expected. While the butler may look upon Liz Martin as just another in a long line of money grubbers, she quickly wins over Carlton’s family with her Southern charm and quick wit. Carlton’s sister Missy is absolutely smitten with Liz, but her real love lies with another… Ms. Patricia Williams.

Enter Kinsley Reynolds Michaud, the sixth and final wife. Liz will come face to face with the woman who ruined Carlton, and if she can resist pushing her eyeballs behind her brain they may actually have a good old South Carolina ‘Put Out.” But Liz has never seen anyone scramble Carlton Michaud before and he backs away from Kinsley as if she’s a leper.

As their relationship matures Liz and Carlton must clear the air about some crucial matters. Until now she’s questioned his dominance over her. He’s not very good at it after all. It gets interesting as the two submissives struggle to decide who’s going to hold the whip.