Wrath Alastair has one rule: finish the job. As the most violent of the seven Alastair brothers, his name travels ahead of him like a warning shot. So when a new contract lands on his table and he reads the name printed at the top, his blood runs cold. Elias Kane. The one person Wrath never forgot.
Five years ago, Elias walked out of the Alastair world without a word - no explanation, no goodbye, just gone. Wrath buried that wound under work, whiskey, and worse. Now Elias is a target, and Wrath's the one holding the order to end him.
He doesn't pull the trigger.
Instead, he pulls Elias into a cross-country run that neither of them planned, dodging assassins at every turn while fluorescent lights flicker overhead in roadside motels and tension hums low between them, constant and unresolved. Close quarters have a way of stripping things down. Every protective grab, every long look held a beat too long - it all adds up.
But Elias has been carrying a secret. The real reason he left. And when it comes out, it won't just reopen old wounds - it could level everything the Alastair family built and end any chance the two men have at something real.
Wrath's always known how to destroy. The question is whether he knows how to choose differently when it counts.
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In a world where power is the only currency, seven brothers must choose between their dark inheritance and the men who would bring them to their knees.
The Sovereign Sins follows the powerful and corrupt Alastair family, seven brothers who rule the city's underbelly with iron fists. Each brother embodies a different vice, yet their control is threatened when they encounter the one thing they cannot buy or break - true love. From the high-stakes boardrooms to the darkest street corners, these men must navigate betrayal, family secrets, and their own shifting loyalties. As their enemies close in, the brothers find that their greatest weakness might be the only thing that can save their souls from the darkness they created.
