Nun’s Prayer

Name: Nun’s Prayer
Author: Elizabeth N. Harris

80 pages

Nun was raised a certain way, with specific expectations, and at seventeen, her family set her path. She didn’t get a choice. For five years, Nun walked the path they chose until she met a group of women who really didn’t care what society thought. That night, Nun walked out of the convent and didn’t look back. For ten years, Nun marched to the beat of her own drum, and woe betide anyone who challenged her. This Nun wasn’t backing down.

Ethan ‘Priest’ Amadeus is looking for his missing cousin. She disappeared while he was abroad, and Priest wants answers. He’s tracked her to Portsmouth and believes the RHMC knows where she is. Now he’s captured Nun’s attention, but he won’t submit, nor will he stop coming until he can call her his, and Priest doesn’t care how loudly Nun protests. She thinks she can scare him off, and Priest’s going to teach Nun something very different. He wants her, and he’s going to have her, come hell or high water.

Blue knows who he is to Nun, one of the stable. He’s desperate to help his aunt who raised him and will do anything for her. Nun has drawn him in, and they both fulfil a dark desire in each other. Priest threatens what Blue wants. He’s not prepared to back down and let Priest take the only other person Blue values in this world. Blue’s learnt from the RHMC and is ready to fight dirty.

In the dark shadows, Nun’s being watched. Someone lurks, meaning harm and rehabilitation. He’s dealt with women like her before, those who strayed from the path. Nobody can protect Nun from him. She disgusts him with how she acts and what she does. But it’s okay; he was here to save her soul, and if Nun doesn’t recant her sins, he’s only too happy to send her to Satan, where she belongs.

Nun’s in trouble up to her neck, and she’s not going to back down. Not for love or anything. This is her life; she’ll live as she deems fit. And anyone who tries to stop, force, or betray her – they’ll get a one-way ticket to hell. Nun’s A Royal Harlot and doesn’t stand alone!

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