Priest: A Love Story

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I hoped that wherever she was, God was with her, comforting her, just as he’d comforted me so many times. Never,” she finished for me. She sounded young, but not too young. My age, if not a little younger. And her voice carried the accent-less rush of the city, not the leisurely twang I sometimes heard out here in rural Missouri. “I, um. I saw the church while I was at the winery across the street. And I wanted to—well, I have some things that are bothering me. I’ve never been particularly religious, but I thought maybe…” She trailed off for a minute and then abruptly inhaled. “This was stupid. I should go.” I heard her stand. No. I needed to focus. And not on the way her voice made me suddenly feel much more man than priest. So even though her husky laugh echoed in my ears the rest of the day, I firmly and deliberately tamped down the memory of her voice and went on with my duties, the only exception being that I prayed an extra rosary or two for that woman, thinking of her plea. I need to know that everything will be okay. 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.

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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.Oh,” she said. She sounded a little surprised, as if she hadn’t actually expected me to remember her. “Good. I guess.” 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—”

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And I still noticed women, certainly, but I had become quite adept at steering my thoughts away from the sexual. Celibacy had become a controversial tenant of the priesthood these last few years, but I still abided carefully by it. Especially in light of what had happened to my sister. And what had happened to this parish before I came. 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. I need to know that everything will be okay,” she continued quietly. “That I will be able to live with myself.”

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. 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. 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.

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It was paramount that I was the apex of restraint. That I be the kind of priest who inspired trust. And that involved me being incredibly circumspect both publicly and privately when it came to sexuality.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. Because I’m a man? Would you feel more comfortable talking to a female lay minister before you talked to me?” A really base and awful part of me wanted to hear her confession still, not so I could give her more specific counseling and assurance, but so that I could know exactly what carnal things this girl had to apologize for. I wanted to hear her whisper those things in her breathy voice, I wanted to take her into my arms and kiss away every single tear.