Finding Faith

Kalili's Temptation Book 1
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Can an angel and a demon find love?
Provocative. Scandalous. Taboo. Irresistible. Kalili's a demon. In 10th century Rome, her job is simple: corrupt humans. It's also dead boring. Her latest assignment, a pimply teenager named Octavianus who might someday be pope, is a case in point. After all, there are only so many ways Tab A can go into Slot B. But she's content with her life, easing through her days, until she's told of a new angel in town. One sent to kill her. Faith has a simple job. Go to Earth, find a demon, slay her for demonic acts, and return. Of course, it's always the simplest things which are the trickiest. Finding Kalili is easy enough when you're given directions, but actually killing her proves more difficult. Not because Kalili resists, but because there's...something between them. When they can no longer deny their attraction, they're left with the question: what next? What they discover will shatter their perception of the world and may give them the chance at love they seek. Read the novel reviewers call "witty, funny, and fun", "an enthralling romance", and "the perfect balance of wholesome and seductive." When an angel and a demon fall in love, there's Hell to pay...and Heaven's waiting its turn. Note: this is a sapphic book, as opposed to a strictly lesbian romance. It is centered on Kalili's realization that Faith is the woman who completes her. As such, there are uncensored MF and MFF scenes in the leadup to her awakening.

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