Forgive Me Father (The Shadows of Darkness Universe, #1)
Katerina St. Clair
In the quiet town of Idlewood, twenty-year-old Eden Faulkner is known for her unwavering devotion to her Catholic faith. Raised in the shadow of the town's church, she has always sought solace and guidance within its hallowed walls.When Father Roman Briar arrives at St. Michaels, his charisma and mysterious presence immediately captivate Eden. As their friendship deepens into forbidden territory, Eden finds herself ensnared in a web of desire and deceit. Roman, too, struggles with his vows, torn between his sacred duty and the intense attraction he feels for Eden.Caught between their faith and their desires, Eden and Roman must confront the consequences of their choices. Will they find redemption in each other's arms, or will their illicit affair lead them down a path of irreparable sin?In this provocative, dark tale, author Katerina St Clair explores the fragile boundaries between faith, passion, duty and temptation. Forgive Me Father is a mesmerizing journey into the heart of a young woman's struggle with love, faith, and her dark secrets better left buried.
Publication Year: 2024
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0This entire book was so unhinged and I’m trying to decide if it was in a good or bad way. I think certain parts of the book should have been more developed. Idk if this is possible but there was too much spice that it made it hard for me to believe Eden and Roman actually loved each other. I do love the dual POV and getting to see Roman struggle with his feelings toward Eden and his promise to God. I hated how obvious he made it that him and Eden were a thing. I wish it was more secretive and leaning towards the more forbidden love track. Like the way everyone didn’t question it was kind of odd. I won’t lie I was very intrigued with the whole church being corrupted plot. It’s why I kept on reading cause I wanted to see if David would take if as far as he said he would. Overall a decent read but it could’ve been so much better if there was less spice and more development of the plot and Roman’s internal struggles as a priest. Cause why did they immediately start messing around 50 pages in
0i got got by the instagram ads. this book did not hit at all for me, and i saw a lot of random errors and mistakes. the plot, the insta-everything, and everything else felt super random. also the blatant disregard for a safe word really fucked me up... i had to give it one star bc of that alone. i finished it, but i did skim a lottt
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