Titles: The Saint by Tiffany Reisz
Release date: June 24th
Before she
became Manhattan's most famous dominatrix, Nora Sutherlin was merely a girl
called Eleanor…
Rebellious,
green-eyed Eleanor never met a rule she didn't want to break. She's sick of her
mother's zealotry and the confines of Catholic school, and declares she'll
never go to church again. But her first glimpse of beautiful, magnetic Father
Marcus Stearns—Søren to her and only her—and his lust-worthy Italian motorcycle
is an epiphany. Eleanor is consumed—yet even she knows being in love with a
priest can't be right.
But when one
desperate mistake nearly costs Eleanor everything, it is Søren who steps in to
save her. When she vows to repay him with complete obedience, a whole world
opens before her as he reveals to her his deepest secrets that will change
everything.
Danger can be
managed—pain, welcomed. Everything is about to begin.
I was provided a copy of the book by the Author for an honest review.
Wow I just finish reading this book, and this is not what I was expecting at all, I love it, love the characters, this is a series, and let me just tell you that I did not know that when I started reading it. But it could be read as a standalone, I am gone keep this short since I don't want to give anything away.
The story begging with Nora, she felt as she being follow, while driving to the small cottage that she was gone stay at, while she is was sad, on the night that was a storm going on, she heard the footsteps and then the knock at the door, she couldn't think to know who was their, since she haven't told anyone where she was gone be, once she open the door that's when she saw Nico her lover, who is younger than her, after having a passion moment and getting themselves clean up, and dress, she walk back down stair to find him opening a bottle of wine, that's when she started telling her about her past, the younger version of her.
I love it how this book start from the present, and goes with flashbacks to the past, as Nora tells the story of her past, to Nico, and love it how the book start to form, I really love and enjoy reading this book, I did not wanted to finish reading it, Author Tiffany Reisz THANK YOU for introducing me to this awesome book and this wonderful characters love them.
Wow I just finish reading this book, and this is not what I was expecting at all, I love it, love the characters, this is a series, and let me just tell you that I did not know that when I started reading it. But it could be read as a standalone, I am gone keep this short since I don't want to give anything away.
The story begging with Nora, she felt as she being follow, while driving to the small cottage that she was gone stay at, while she is was sad, on the night that was a storm going on, she heard the footsteps and then the knock at the door, she couldn't think to know who was their, since she haven't told anyone where she was gone be, once she open the door that's when she saw Nico her lover, who is younger than her, after having a passion moment and getting themselves clean up, and dress, she walk back down stair to find him opening a bottle of wine, that's when she started telling her about her past, the younger version of her.
I love it how this book start from the present, and goes with flashbacks to the past, as Nora tells the story of her past, to Nico, and love it how the book start to form, I really love and enjoy reading this book, I did not wanted to finish reading it, Author Tiffany Reisz THANK YOU for introducing me to this awesome book and this wonderful characters love them.
About
The Author
Tiffany Reisz is the author of the highly acclaimed series The Original
Sinners. Her first novel, THE SIREN, won the RT Editor's Choice Award for Best
Erotic Romance of 2012. Slightly shameless, Tiffany dropped out of a
conservative Southern seminary in order to pursue a career as a writer. This
move, while possibly putting her eternal salvation in peril, has worked out
better than she anticipated. She lives in Portland, Oregon with her boyfriend,
author Andrew Shaffer.
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