Priest: A Love Story

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I hated it from the moment I saw it, something old-fashioned and hulking from the dark days before Vatican II. Growing up, my church in Kansas City had a reconciliation room, clean and bright and tasteful, with comfortable chairs and a tall window overlooking the parish garden. Sierra is represented by Rebecca Friedman of RF Literary; foreign rights are handled by Bookcase Literary. Priest” by Sierra Simone is an romance novel that tells the story of Tyler Bell, a young man who has always felt a calling to become a priest, and Poppy Danforth, a woman who becomes his confidante and love interest. The novel explores the taboo topic of a romantic relationship between a priest and a layperson and delves into the complex issues of faith, desire, and morality. My words came out deeper than I’d meant them to, more clipped. A tone I hadn’t taken with a woman in a long time. “I remember you.”

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You aren’t stupid,” I said, my voice gentler. “This isn’t a contract. This isn’t you promising to come to Mass every week for the rest of your life. This is a moment that you can be heard. By me…by God…maybe even by yourself. You came in here because you were looking for that moment, and I can give it to you. So please. Stay.”Hot Authors Sam Crescent, Zoe Chant, Mia Madison, Lexy Timms, Claire Adams, Alexa Riley, Sophie Stern, Flora Ferrari, Amy Brent, Jenika Snow, Elizabeth Lennox, Leslie North, Madison Faye, Mia Ford, Michelle Love, Delilah Devlin, Jordan Silver, C.M. Steele, Kathi S. Barton, Frankie Love, Penny Wylder, Sarah J. Stone, Alexis Angel, Bella Forrest, Piper Davenport, Random Novels Close. First, we make the sign of the cross. In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit…” I could hear her echoing the words with me. “Now you tell me how long it’s been since your last confession, which was—” That seems significantly more priest-like.” There was a long silence. “What if…do you ever have people who have done really bad things?” She loves writing the dirtiest things that she can think of, King Arthur, sparkling water, Tarot, coffee, leggings, and learning new words daily. Overall, “Priest” is a well-written and engaging novel that pushes the boundaries of traditional romance and delves into the complexities of human desire and faith. It is a must-read for fans of erotic romance and anyone who enjoys thought-provoking and provocative storytelling.

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She hesitated. “Not really.” But she didn’t elaborate and I didn’t press, mostly because I was trying to coach myself away from the host of implausible desires that crowded my mind. This booth was the antithesis to that room—constrained and formal, made of dark wood and unnecessarily ornate molding. I’m not a claustrophobic man, but this booth could turn me into one. I folded my hands and thanked God for the success of our latest fundraiser. Ten thousand more dollars, and we would be able to renovate St. Margaret’s of Weston, Missouri into something resembling a modern church. No more fake wood paneling in the foyer. No more red carpet—admittedly good for hiding wine stains—but terrible for the atmosphere. There would be windows and light and modernity. I’d been assigned to this parish because of its painful past…and my own. Moving past that would take more than a facelift for the building, but I wanted to show my parishioners that the church was able to change. To grow. To move into the future. There was no doubt that she was crying now. I could hear her pulling the Kleenexes from the box put inside the booth for just that purpose. I could catch only the faintest suggestions of movement through the screen, what looked like glossy dark hair and what could have been the pale white of her face. The chemistry between Tyler and Poppy is intense and palpable, and the love scenes are sizzling and sensual without being gratuitous or overly graphic. Simone manages to walk a fine line between eroticism and blasphemy, and the result is a provocative and thought-provoking story that challenges readers to question their own beliefs about love, sex, and religion. I need to know that everything will be okay,” she continued quietly. “That I will be able to live with myself.”No penance, but I do have a small assignment,” I said. “It’s to think about your life. You have strong faith but no direction. Other than the Church, what gives you passion in life? Why do you get out of bed in the morning? What gives your daily activities and thoughts meaning?” The story itself is about a catholic priest who is our alpha delicious hero who became a priest out of guilt for a crime that a priest committed against his sister. But he still had desires and they are put to the test when a young woman comes in for confession. It’s her first time in a Catholic Church and she has her own inner struggles that she had to face up to but the chemistry between these two is explosive. They explore that chemistry that they feel for each other and try to keep their relationship a secret but both of them will have to find a way to find the peace they are searching for and also fight for what they have and to keep it. I've always been good at following rules.Until she came.My name is Tyler Anselm Bell. I'm twenty-nine years old. Six months ago, I broke my vow of celibacy on the altar of my own church, and God help me, I would do it again.I am a priest and this is my confession. No. I needed to focus. And not on the way her voice made me suddenly feel much more man than priest.

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I should go now,” she said, echoing her earlier words. “Thank you for what you said. It was…it was unnervingly accurate. Thank you.” One potential criticism of this book is that it may not be for everyone. The explicit sexual content and controversial subject matter may be off-putting to some readers, particularly those who are deeply religious or have strong convictions about the sacredness of the priesthood.I, uh. I’ve never done this before.” Her voice was low and beguiling, the aural rendering of moonlight.