The Minister’s Daughter - I Was the Sin They Both Wanted

Damian Ezra Locke

Sinopsis

When Olivia Holloway comes back to her strict hometown to care for her father the town’s revered minister she expects the stares, the gossip, the same rules that once pushed her out. What she doesn’t expect is Marcus, her father’s steady assistant who hides his longing behind scripture, or Dean, the bold newcomer rebuilding the town library who makes no secret of wanting her.

Caught between two men who couldn’t be more different, Olivia faces buried secrets, forbidden desire, and the weight of a community watching every step. With Marcus there’s restraint and years of unspoken history. With Dean there’s heat, freedom, and the promise of escape. But in a town that punishes what doesn’t fit, choosing either could cost her more than she’s ready to lose.

As the past collides with the present, Olivia must decide whether she’ll keep playing by rules that were never hers or finally claim the truths she can’t keep buried.

When love feels like sin, is silence the greater betrayal?

***

As with all of Breaking Boundaries, their love story shows that passion has no limits and neither does truth.

Three hearts. Three bodies. One pull they can’t ignore.

Breaking Boundaries brings together bold standalone MMF romances where desire doesn’t fit neat categories and love refuses labels. Each story follows a triad a gay man, a bisexual man, and a woman caught in the tension between forbidden want and undeniable connection.

It’s about attraction that crosses lines, emotions that twist tighter than expected, and heat that refuses to stay hidden. For readers who crave MMF stories where every bond counts and every rule bends until it breaks.

Disponible desde: 11/08/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 65 páginas.

Otros libros que te pueden interesar

The Magic of White Oak Lake

Robin Alexander

Love's potion is once again being brewed in the next installment of the White Oak Lake series. The matchmakers have found a new project in Leslie Parker when she rents Morgan Chassion's cabin. As always, the intentions are good when Clarice Minden and her cohorts begin to work their magic, but sometimes things just don't go as planned and the results are disastrously funny. 
 
 
 
All the while Morgan and the love of her life, Jaclyn, are on hand to smooth out the wrinkles. 
 
 
 
The Magic of White Oak Lake isn't found in the waters there or potions concocted in Clarice's kitchen, it's found in the people who have a great capacity to love. Grab a cup of tea, find a comfortable spot and enjoy some southern hospitality with dashes of humor, love, and compassion.

Ver libro

Drag Me Up

Kate Bauer

Eric loves nothing more than the escape of being on stage in his persona of Miss Sassy Frass, but events from five years ago won't let him enjoy the present. After losing the limelight he's come to rely on, this bratty drag queen struggles to find another way to forget his pain. 
Matt didn't expect his fiancee to up and desert him when he left Boston to help his mother through her chemotherapy treatments. Nor did he expect to lose all of his friends as a result of the breakup. Reconnecting with his old high school buddies leads him down memory lane to the biggest regret of his life, the broken promise to a special little boy. 
Call it fate or chalk it up to a random encounter, but when these two men reunite after a decade, it's obviously true love.

Ver libro

Bridges

Kyell Gold

Amir wants to meet a guy outside of a bar. Kinzi wants someone who won't cheat on him. Vico just wants a quick lay. In Gateway, when you need to meet someone, there's no-one better than sexy, flirty Hayward to get you just what you want--or at least have a good time trying. But when Hayward himself needs someone, who will be there to help? "Bridges" is a six-part narrative from five different points of view. The first three parts narrate the same evening from the point of view of each of the three characters involved: Amir, Fin, and Hayward. Part 3.5 follows Amir and Fin some months later, and parts 4 and 5 take place in the world of Hayward as seen by two of the people closest to him. "Bridges" won the Ursa Major Award for Short Fiction in 2010, and part 3.5, written the following year and included in this unabridged audio edition, won the Ursa Major Award for Short Fiction in 2011 for its characterization of a character struggling with depression. This book contains some steamy sex scenes, but also some real heart, showing the tentative steps taken toward relationships by characters afflicted with shyness, depression, or personal tragedy. This is the first in the award-winning line of "Cupcake" books, short fiction in furry worlds. A Furry novel in the Forester Universe.• Genre: Coffeeshop Fox

Ver libro

The Salt and Light Express

Lee Ann Walling

When Chris Lawler is left adrift by the sudden loss of her partner, she heads west on a cross-country road trip—but no GPS can navigate her loneliness or the guilt over her part in Sally’s accident. 
Struggling to find belonging among Utah’s red rocks and in the Texas Hill Country, she meets two remarkably different people who begin to kindle her healing. She is smitten by one of them, but past rejection renders her insecure and awkward. Adding to her isolation, her judgmental kin in Texas rebuff her attempts to reconcile. 
A violent reckoning at the small town library where her family lives finally forces Chris to confront the roadblocks that prevent her from loving and being loved. At its heart, The Salt and Light Express explores and celebrates the depths of friendship between two older women, both rebounding from  
personal tragedies and wondering if their joy is in the rearview mirror.

Ver libro

Brown Neon

Raquel Gutierrez

A meditation on southwestern terrains, intergenerational queer dynamics, and surveilled brown artists that crosses physical and conceptual borders. 
 
Part butch memoir, part ekphrastic travel diary, part queer family tree, Raquel Gutiérrez’s debut essay collection, Brown Neon, gleans insight from the sediment of land and relationships. For Gutiérrez, terrain is essential to understanding that no story, no matter how personal, is separate from the space where it unfolds.  
 
Whether contemplating the value of adobe as both vernacular architecture and commodified art object, highlighting the feminist wounding and transphobic apparitions haunting the multigenerational lesbian social fabric, or recalling a failed romance, Gutiérrez traverses complex questions of gender, class, identity,  
and citizenship with curiosity and nuance.

Ver libro

Headmistress

Emily Hayes

Can Megan melt the heart of her boss, demanding Headmistress, Deborah Stewart? 
 
Dive into this ice queen, age gap romance. 
 
Megan is a struggling single mom who lies on her resume to get a job in a school as a personal assistant to the stern Headmistress. 
 
Nothing Megan does seems to please her boss in any way. Megan is constantly in trouble for something. 
 
Megan finds herself secretly enjoying being ordered around and disciplined. 
 
Can Megan find a way to melt Deborah's icy heart and to fulfil her newfound fantasies? 
 
Contains mature themes.

Ver libro