I blame my curiosity about this series on the brilliant satirical drama television series, The Young Pope, starring Jude Law and Diane Keaton. Despite rarely reading erotica, I was pleasantly surprised by these books. Even with a heat index of five chili peppers each, the plots had a decent amount of depth. I enjoyed following the exploits of the Bell brothers. I found all three HEAs to be satisfying conclusions. I am also a sucker for books with flowers on the cover, so these will be staying in my home library. Please check trigger warnings because these books are a bit heavy and very naughty.
Priest
There are many rules a priest cannot break. A priest cannot marry. A priest cannot abandon his flock. A priest cannot forsake his God. Tyler Bell has had no problem playing by the rules for the last three years after a family tragedy set him on the path to priesthood. That all changes when the sultry voice of Poppy Danforth appears through the screen of his confessional booth, and he can’t get her sins out of his head.
★★★★☆
Sinner
Sean Bell is not a good man, and he has never pretended to be. There are words for men like him: playboy, womanizer, and sinner. When he meets a gorgeous college girl at a fundraiser, he has no problem telling her exactly what filthy things he wants to do to her—until he realizes she is his best friend’s little sister, Zenny Iverson, all grown up. Worse than that…she is about to become a nun.
★★★★☆
Saint
Aiden was the last person in the world anyone expected to become a monk. But the decision to become a monk saved his life, and he is determined to do it right, even if it has taken him from his millionaire party-boy lifestyle and the love of his life, Elijah Iverson. Four-plus years have not made letting Elijah go any easier. But then Elijah shows up on his doorstep, assigned to accompany Aiden on a European monastery road trip for an article he is writing.
★★★★☆
Question
Have you read these books?