Sinful

There is something tragically beautiful about a sin. The way you commit a crime but find it forgivable. The way you seek for the devil but its punishment is divine. How you get so close to eternal misery but you find peace in it. The way you know that the action is forbidden but you still commit it. Maybe that’s what drew me in. The feeling of knowing that getting close to him was banned but I somehow had to do it.

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Isabelle Lock's life is perfect, or so it seems. She has everything any girl could ask for but wants nothing of it. She feels she doesn't deserve all the charm, the glam, and the popularity because she stole it from someone, someone that isn't alive to ask for it back. She is caged in her own sorrow, a sadness that no one seems to notice.

When a mysterious, troublesome guy moves to Isabelle's town she is drawn to him. Isabelle is drawn to the infinite secrets he is hiding, to the collection of masks he possesses, and the wounds that mark him.

Suddenly this man is no longer a paradox, suddenly he becomes Isabelle's escape, he becomes her sin.