Sinful Urges

A Five Points Novel

De: Clarissa Bright

Narrado por: Aleksander Papanastasopoulos, Veronica Eastwood

A priest, a psychiatrist, and a demon hunter walk into a gas station.

This is where things get a little weird.

Because when they kidnap the beautiful, smart, witty, musically talented gas station attendant, aka moi, the next thing I know, I'm waking up tied to a bed and surrounded by the hottest men I've ever seen.

I'm sorry, did you think this was a joke?

Because I'm not laughing.

Not when this trio of gorgeous assholes tells me I'm possessed. Especially not when they tell me they're going to exorcise me. If there's a punchline, it's that this is only the beginning. And after they're done with me, my life will never be the same.

It turns out when a demon's forced out of your body, it leaves something behind. Something that will change you forever. Something that opens the door for the most sinful dreams I've ever had in my life. Dreams about a man I've never seen before, but he does things to me I can't explain. I don't know what's happening to me. The only people who can tell me are the ones who did this to me. But I can't stay away, even if every answer we find leads to even more questions. I need help. I need salvation. I need protection.

I need my exorcists.

To save me from these sinful urges...

...and to save me from myself.

©2022 Clarissa Bright (P)2023 Clarissa Bright

Exorcism Romance

This book was just ok for me. I enjoyed the story and think it could’ve been really interesting. It ended in a cliffhanger which I’m ok with but it felt unfinished at the cliffhanger.

I personally didn’t connect with the narrators and couldn’t really get into it.

Aggravating

Story starts out good and has potential but the FMC constantly has stupid reason for going from fine and happy to hating and accusing the MMCs of lying and being horrible, this wasn’t required and is not even believable. Didn’t need these sudden bursts of hatred to create drama, it’s more unbelievable and aggravating than suspenseful and interesting. The story would have been a lot better if these bursts of untimed and unneeded drama were left out.

3 star listen

Ok I think I prefer the other series from this author but in saying that this 100 percent has potential. I like the premise of this storyline and I did find the humour entertaining. I just feel like nothing really happened in this book. I enjoyed the narration, I don’t th8nk I’d heard the male narrator before and he worked in well with this female narrator. I was gifted this audio a wee while ago and got around to this today. I’d continue the series once it’s on audio. I’d like to see the world building reach its potential.

Different

Enjoyable listen, different twist on possession. Look forward to more and getting more of the story.

Eh…unique story concept, bad narration

*received a free copy for an honest review*

I liked the unique plot line. It was different than what I’ve read before, but seemed to progress a bit slow. I will probably finish the series on ebook, but I can’t listen to the narrators again. I almost DNF’d, but said I would listen to it. The female voice was decent when voicing the mfc, but the secondary female voices were pretty obnoxious, almost Valley Girl like. The male voice I really struggled to even listen too. It was like he was simply reading the book, but not telling the story and it was hard to tell the difference between the various male characters. The priest supposedly has an accent of some kind, but it wasn’t consistent and sometimes sounded a little Irish and sometimes a little Hispanic. Spice level was low IMO. Perhaps it will increase as the series progresses. I do love the fact that it was Duet Narration. Different narrators would make a huge difference.