The Priest’s Confession: A Steamy Priest-Parishioner MM Romance: Coastal Storms, Hidden Tattoos, and a Forbidden Love Worth Eternal Damnation (Forbidden Affairs #3)

He returned to a small coastal town to bury his mother. He never expected to confess his sins—body and soul to the priest.

Levi Ackerman is done with faith, done with this fog-shrouded Oregon town, and ready to sell the house and disappear back to the city. But daily Mass becomes unavoidable, and Father Elias Rowe becomes impossible to young, lean, tattooed beneath the cassock, with haunted blue eyes and a voice that feels like velvet dragged over gravel.

One deliberate brush of fingers during communion. One blackout storm that traps them in the candlelit rectory kitchen. One shattered “God forgive us” before centuries of vows collapse into raw, sweat-slicked hunger.

From the shadowed confessional to the crackling driftwood fire in Levi’s childhood home, every stolen encounter is drenched in incense, sea salt, and desperate need. Elias’s hidden ink glows in the flames while Levi’s rough hands strip away the last pretense of sanctity. They know the price—scandal, exile, hell itself but some temptations burn hotter than salvation.

The Priest’s Confession is a high-heat, forbidden-faith MM romance soaked in melancholy storms, reverent blasphemy, and explicit surrender (kitchen-table claiming, worshipful oral by the fire, switch dynamics with whispered Latin, intense topping that leaves bruises like stigmata, and more). No non-con, no humiliation—just two wounded men choosing love over heaven and following each other into exile.

★ Priest/parishioner taboo
★ Tattoo-covered priest × grieving handyman
★ Slow-burn torment to feral passion
★ Coastal setting with storms and firelight
★ Emotional depth with sacrilegious heat
★ Hard-won HEA in a secluded abbey

Book 3 in the interconnected standalone Forbidden Affairs series—each novella is a complete, no-cliffhanger escape into deliciously wrong desire.

If you’ve ever fantasized about a man of God begging forgiveness for all the right sins… Step inside the church. Redemption has never been this filthy.