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"It’s you and it’s you and it’s always been you…". Catholic priest and exorcist Joe Bruno has been nursing a secret crush for months. All he can think about is too-sexy-for-words, demon-killing art historian Percy Ashdown.. One cataclysmic night, when Joe realises Percy’s about to slip from his grasp forever,…
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1 author picked Sinful Crimes for the Artistically Inclined as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I mean this with the absolute highest praise - this was a delightfully silly book. I know it's not commonplace to use 'silly' as a compliment, but it absolutely is. Sometimes you just want something delightfully silly that can make you laugh. The start of the book didn't grab me initially, but I'm glad I persevered because it got better and ended up being absolutely hilarious. I did a lot of chuckling reading this book and some of the banter between the characters is absolutely gold-tier. Although, I will concede that bisexual disasters is my favourite genre, so I was…
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