His Sweetest Sin

De: Mink

Narrado por: Mackenzie Cartwright, Lance Greenfield

God has led me to a life of service. I never thought being a priest would be a career path for me, but here I am giving Mass and leading a flock toward salvation. My way is clear until a red-headed distraction begins to visit my services. Eyes wide and giving off innocence like a burst of effervescence, Lily is a temptation that I must overcome. But the more trust she gives me, the more confessions she reveals, I soon realize that the Lord brought her to me. I’m the only one who can ease the deep ache inside her and lead her into the light.

When I see Father Niall standing on the steps of his church, his open smile and welcoming arms are just what I need. Even though I’m not a Catholic, I attend his services and soak in the sound of his voice, the warmth in his eyes. I don’t think he notices me. Until one day, he does. And then I confess to him about the ache I feel every time I see him. Father Niall is merciful and helps me in every way I ask. But when he learns who I really am, his own dangerous past comes to light. Father Niall isn’t what he seems…but then again, neither am I.

©2020 Mink (P)2020 Mink

Don’t read if at all religious!

This was a super dirty but an interesting/funky short story. I enjoyed it but kinda felt like I was doing something wrong by listening. (Catholic school guilt.) if you are at all religious, you probably would not like this book.

Getting the whole story helps explain things.

It took me a bit to decide if I was going to read this story or not just from the title and the blurb. I've read MINK's other books and so I decided to give it a chance. I ended up liking this story a lot. It was entertaining. The characters were interesting.

Once Father Niall's backstory is revealed, everything is ok. I had a feeling it was going to be something like that when he was explaining a penance to one of the parishioners. Lily was sure that she was in love with Niall and she made sure that she told him. I liked how protective Niall was of Lily. Lily's true identity was a definite twist that I didn't see coming. Lily and Niall's happy ever after was great. I recommend reading this book. Or listening to it since that is awesome too! The narrators do a great job!

Sinful

The religious references took some getting used to. As much as I love mink, the religious aspect was a bit too much for me. However, it has a very cool plot and interesting characters with lots of good twists. Kudos to the narrators who were amazing with this material. Lance Greenfield and Mackenzie Cartwright are awesome!💖

His Sweetest Sin

Holy Hell(pardon the pun)this book🎧is HAF!🥵 Warning; some people may find the religious parts(hence the naughty priest doing stuff)of this book offensive so you should pass. The narration was good thanks to Lance & Mackenzie you two were awesome.🫦 Is this worth the credit? Yes, only if you’re into forbidden taboo hot sex that ends with a HEA❣️

May be hard to enjoy. Intense.

More like 3.5 overall
This was my first story by this author, and my experience was okay.
It wasn't clear whether Lily was a senior in high school or a freshman in college, but she was 18. And her crush, who she pursued and the one who quickly crossed the line was Father Niall. He was 28 and essentially a vigilante priest. You learn how he got there if you listen to the story.
This story takes misinterpretation of scripture to a new level, but that's something that occurs daily and has throughout history to devastating effects. And doing it to serve self is par for the course, though this book includes a very skewed version. I thought of it as a different version of age-play erotica tales. This is a form of priest age-play, if you will. Additionally, I enjoyed the bit of a mystery in the story. IMO the HEA seemed believable.

ok

Iv listend to every Mink book and loved them all. This one missed the mark. the religious references were weird to me. I do recommend ALL other Mink books. they are super quirky and easy fun listens.