Owned by a Sinner (Priesthood-Reihe 2)

The characters walk a fine line between villain and hero, which made the story so gripping. I'm curious what influenced this choice and how it shaped the narrative.

The passion between the characters is palpable, but sometimes it felt like it crossed into pure obsession. What did others think about the balance of love and danger?

The world-building adds a gritty backdrop that really enhances the story. I'm wondering if the author drew from personal experiences or research for authenticity.