Lead Me Into Temptation: A Fertile Paranormal Fantasy

By Cordova Skye

I never imagined how easily I could stray from the path...or how much I'd want to.
An overnight stop in Fallowbrook brings me unexpected temptation, and instead of salvation, the town church opens me to a world of wanton pleasure I'd never imagined in my cloistered life. Swept up by the Dark God's passion, I discover that I will gladly accept his profane duty, and offer myself on his altar, my untouched body soon to be filled by his unholy seed.
Over 5000 sizzling words of carnal desire and paranormal impregnation.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Burning Lotus Press
• Release date: Oct 17, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005215972

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Lead Me Into Temptation

A FERTILE PARANORMAL FANTASY

The Dark Gods of Fallowbrooke #2

Cordova Skye

Lead Me Into Temptation by Cordova Skye

Published by Burning Lotus Press

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Copyright © 2022-10-17 Cordova Skye

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, business, events and incidents are the products of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. All participants are over the age of 18.

I don't like this place, Sister Theresa Ignatius proclaimed as we stepped down from the bus in front of the motel where we were to spend the night.

As I had learned since beginning this trip that Sister Theresa didn't like much of anything, I didn't reply to her words, instead opting to retrieve our overnight bags. I certainly couldn't see what she disliked; to all appearances, Fallowbrooke was a small, quiet town, dominated by the campus of the women's college at its center. The campus itself was not far off; I had seen it as we drove past, well-kept and clean, the buildings arranged around an attractive courtyard and surrounded by trees, resplendent in their fall colors.

From where we stood, the setting sun even illuminated the steeple of a church mere blocks