The day the Covenant falls, Elior’s world shatters. Torn from the only life he’s ever known, he watches as the FBI raids the compound, his father’s voice thundering over the chaos—condemning him as sinful, as a whore, as Judas the Betrayer.
For the first time, Elior is free.
So why does it feel like a nightmare?
Outside the compound walls, everything is different. Elior finds himself drowning in a world that doesn’t feel like his own. Everything is too loud, too bright, and too confusing. His only constant is Jace, his Daddy.
Jace who lied to him. Jace who betrayed him. Jace who held him and comforted him.
Nothing makes sense anymore.
The Judas is the second and final book of Sacrilegious Love, picking up from where The Idol left us. It is a dark MM romance featuring a psychopathic Daddy and his innocent boy. Content Warnings located in the Preface.
For the first time, Elior is free.
So why does it feel like a nightmare?
Outside the compound walls, everything is different. Elior finds himself drowning in a world that doesn’t feel like his own. Everything is too loud, too bright, and too confusing. His only constant is Jace, his Daddy.
Jace who lied to him. Jace who betrayed him. Jace who held him and comforted him.
Nothing makes sense anymore.
The Judas is the second and final book of Sacrilegious Love, picking up from where The Idol left us. It is a dark MM romance featuring a psychopathic Daddy and his innocent boy. Content Warnings located in the Preface.
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