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Amber

By: Elizabeth Rose
Narrated by: Brian J. Gill
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Amber de Burgh is a novice of the Sisters of St. Ermengild, in training to take her final vows of becoming a nun. But when the doors to the church slam open one night and a wounded man named Lucifer, whom everyone thinks is the devil enters, her life changes forever.

Lucifer - or Lucas, as he prefers to be called - has a very tarnished past and a future that looks no better. And when he lays his eyes on the abbey's new novice, he knows he can never let her become a nun.

Having been abandoned as a baby on the steps of the church, Lucas will do anything to live a different lifestyle. And before he knows it, he finds himself right in the middle of church corruption. He is sent to Canterbury on a pilgrimage with Amber, but while she intends to pray, that is the furthest thing from his mind.

His mission is to steal the Regale ruby of Canterbury Cathedral at Becket's shrine. Can a pure dove change the morals of a devil, or will he change her morals first?

©2013 Elizabeth Rose Krejcik (P)2016 Elizabeth Rose Krejcik

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