Summary

Rome has fallen in love with its new saint. The internet calls him The Hot Priest. Naples once called him Lu, the Devil’s Horn. Father Gianluca Bianchi didn't find God in a seminary. He found Him in St. Paul's first letter to the Corinthians and had the words inked on his ribs before he understood what “Love is greater than Faith” meant. God smiled back at him on a yacht, in the arms of men and women who paid for the privilege, after a childhood on the streets. And when his prayers seemingly awakened a woman from her coma, the Church welcomed him in, both as a miracle-worker and as a young face that could bring people back to faith. Now, one of Italy's oldest families has hired a notorious miracle-buster to investigate the death of the professor who once tried to expel him from the seminary, and Gianluca must navigate between an old lover, an OnlyFans model, and his greatest benefactor, only to discover that his past held secrets even from him. A dark erotic thriller about faith, love, hope, and forgiveness. WARNING: Explicit content, religious & LGBTQ+ themes, depictions of emotional abuse and exploitation. 18+

Genre: Thriller,Erotica

Author: All2Human

Status: Complete

Chapters: 18

Rating: 4.4 (5 reviews)

Age Rating: 18+

Meet the cast & Author's note

(Main Characters, in order of appearance)

Father Gianluca Bianchi: "The hot priest"

Chiara Fabbri: "The confession girl"

Father Lorenzo: "The exorcist"

Damian Kane: "The miracle-buster"

Nero: "The old boss"

Ettore Ricci: "Il Cavaliere"

Before You Begin

1) This is not a novel that stays inside a single genre. One chapter may ask you to mourn with a character; the next may involve that character’s cock getting into another character’s mouth (to put it bluntly). Those shifts are deliberate. People are rarely one thing, and neither is this story: it moves between erotic fiction (18+), religious thriller, psychological drama and dark romance, just to name a few.

2) This novel also prefers to show rather than explain. Pieces appear before their purpose is made clear, scenes end before everything is revealed, no one is simply a hero or a villain. At its center, however, this novel asks but a single question: can a man truly change himself? The answer is left for you to decide.

Read it the way you would watch a film, allowing the pieces to find one another. By the end of Part One (Chapter 16), they do.

In the meantime, take care :)