Sinner (Priest Book 2)

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I do have to note that I only skimmed like one small part of this book. Even though I was so confused and maybe a little bored (although I'm not sure that is the term I am looking for), I couldn't bring myself to skim much and I actually found myself wanting to read every word. I skimmed a little bit of Cora's thoughts about her nutty mom's Jesus ramblings, but that was about it and it was very near the end of the book (it was all things you have heard before). Here's a few quotes that speak to what I feel when I read a romance. I know many like me feel this way as well 😘

The Sinner by Emma Scott | Goodreads The Sinner by Emma Scott | Goodreads

Cora's hatred towards doctors because they can say something is wrong with you and no one can say otherwise and Frankie is a doctor. This has got to be the weirdest book that I have read this year. Cora's ramblings with the police, her attorney, and the shrink were so confusing. She had a tough upbringing to say the least (her mom was pretty nutty), and she had all sorts of weird thoughts put into her head by her mother. This book killed me with all the angst and pain and longing. It hurts so much! I felt so exposed and seen while reading it. The soul shattering, agonizing, tear jerking grief, how it can consume you and the final peace and acceptance. It touched me deep within my heart!Lucy’s initial reaction upon finding Cas’ body might be unrealistic, but it somewhat makes sense considering the kinds of books she’s consumed. Besides, this is an urban fantasy paranormal romance story to begin with—a bit of suspension of disbelief is warranted. Furthermore, I have to admit that her feelings on books, love stories, and reading in general were relatable to me. I'm honestly not surprised at this point, because ES is just one of my all-time favorite authors- her writing style just works so well for me. I truly felt all the emotions when reading the book, and ended up falling absolutely in love with these characters. I also know that Emma has a post-it on her computer that reads “compare you to YOU.” Even within the confines of keeping the standards of your work within the parameters of your work, there’s always the yearning, the yen, the pull to outwrite yourself and go beyond.

Sinner: A Dark College Romance Kindle Edition The Sinner: A Dark College Romance Kindle Edition

Yeah, the translation may have been rough sometimes but if you're going to read a German author you're gonna have to accept that before going in.I enjoyed reading about Lucy's character development and how much she learned about herself throughout this whole novel and got more confident. I liked Lucy, she was so relatable in her own introverted bookworm afraid to speak her own thoughts way. And all her talk about romance books? Yeah I can relate. I liked Cas and how he have pined after her a lifetime after another lifetime. He was such a total softie for a demon. I’m not the biggest paranormal romance reader, but I dabble in it from time to time and when I heard Emma Scott was writing one, I knew I had to read it. I’m so glad I did! I love Emma’s words and Cas and Lucy’s love story was timeless and enchanting!

Sinner by Sierra Simone

Once upon a time, Cas was a warrior who fought fiercely for his homeland. Alas, he was defeated by his enemy and was forced to watched his parents, sister, and wife killed in front of him before he was also eventually put to death. Having died while carrying all these pain, grief, rage, and guilt, he was approached by a demon general (so to speak) who provided him access on how to deal with all those ‘negative’ emotions . . .Lucy is shy and introverted. She is also a bookworm who dresses boringly modestly and doesn’t know anything about make-up. She’s always reticent about sharing her bright ideas to her co-workers because she can’t stomach the attention. To top it all off, she has a crush on one of the guys she works with and has been silent about it for two years.