Romance Author Faye Hall

Amorous Redemption, a no-longer-available book of mine, was riddled with problems and a restricted plot due to my then-publisher and the interesting way they chose to run their company and treat their authors.
          
          After many years later, and after some very hard learnt experience that was forced upon me, I got the rights to all my books returned to me. Some have been re-released as they were. Some have been put aside until I can figure out what to do with them.
          
          Amorous Redemption was one of the books that were gutted and rewritten the way the story should have always been told. The end result was Lovers Ransom.
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/372537349-lovers-ransom-available-now-on-amazon 
          
          Currently up to chapter 4, but if you'd like to read the full story please visit my Amazon page :-)

Avarice & Charity (Sins of the Virtuous Book 3) represents the sin of greed.
          
          Avarice is a more formal than greed. It suggests a desire to accumulate more and more wealth; and also to hold on to what one has accumulated, hence also suggesting miserliness. It is almost always associated with money and possessions and is not used for food.
          
          Throughout the story we are introduced to a character, Antonio Licciardi, who will stop at nothing to feed his greed, even that means destroying his son Avarice and the charitable, though controversial, character, Charity.
          
          Hope you enjoy the next chapter of Avarice & Charity.
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/317115990-avarice-and-charity-sins-of-the-virtuous-book-3

Indulgence & Temperance represents the sin of Gluttony, a sin often thought to mean over-indulgence and over-consumption of food, drink, but it can also describe the over-indulgence of wealth items, particularly as status symbols.
          
          The hero of the story, Daniel, falls victim to such a sin, following his family's need for even more power and money then they already have.
          
          Beth, the heroine of the story, usually a shining example of Temperance, finds herself drawn into a life so unlike anything she ever thought to lead.
          
          The true example of Indulgence is shown through the character, William Maxon.  Not only does his surname mean Gluttony, but his desire to binge anything and everything around him borders on the obsessive.  When his newest desire focuses on Beth, Daniel is forced to make a choice he never thought he'd be faced with.

Lust and Chastity gives an example of the sins definition of intense longing through the passionate relationship between the hero, Darien, and the heroine Caitlyn.
          
          There is a far darker side to the sin of Lust though. It is usually thought of as intense or unbridled sexual desire which may lead to fornication (including adultery), rape, bestiality, and other sinful and sexual acts.  It could also mean other forms of unbridled desire, such as for money, or power.
          
          Warren Bannister is introduced into the story as a relative of Darien's, but his intentions throughout the story are far from family orientated.  His unbridled desire to get his hands on Caitlyn threatens the two young lovers with horrors they never imagined.
          
          Please enjoy the next chapter of Lust & Chastity.

Hi @FayeHallRomAuthor,  Thanks for the follow!  I hope that you enjoy my stories!  Cheers!  Grati  ;->