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Devil

By: Sierra Simone
Narrated by: Megan Wicks, Jacob Morgan
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I have nothing left.

One moment of weakness seven years ago, and I lost my job, my art, and my only friend. Now I’m working nights at a gas station to scrape together a living and a way to care for my sister, and I’m completely alone.

And then I see him on the front page of the newspaper, my former college student and the man who ruined my life seven years ago. Ryan Bell.

So I carve a statue of the devil and I give the devil Bell’s face. I leave it for the world to see. I shouldn’t have done it. I should have known he’d use the statue to hunt me, find me, offer a deal that demands my soul. He wants one year of me—all of me—and then he’ll make my problems go away. How can I refuse? When it’s my only chance of salvation? How can I refuse even when I know Ryan Bell will leave me with a broken heart—again? But it’s my own fault…I should have stayed hidden, I shouldn’t have revealed how the memory of him haunts me still. I was the one who spoke of the devil, after all. I can’t be surprised that he appeared.

*(This is the fourth full-length standalone in the Priest Collection, featuring Father Bell's youngest brother, Ryan Bell. You do not have to listen to Priest, Sinner, or Saint to listen to Devil.)

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Not for the feint-hearted. This was a gripping, intense redemption story between a morally grey man and a down-on-her-luck woman. Another superb book, in this excellent series from Sierra Simone. The narration was an audio treat!

An Awesome story

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I went into Devil immediately after finishing Priest, so perhaps my expectations were unfairly high, but while I really enjoyed the story, this one didn’t have quite the same toe-curling effect on me.

My biggest surprise was that I never really saw him as the “devil” at all. If anything, I saw him as her saviour. He was kind, loving, protective and, underneath everything else, just seemed like such a genuinely good man. Even during the spicier scenes, I never felt that he was particularly dark or cruel with her. Their first encounter felt much rougher to me than anything that came afterwards; from there, I found their intimacy surprisingly tender.

That isn’t necessarily a criticism — I actually loved his character — but it did create a bit of a disconnect between what I expected from him and who he ultimately was.

Having read Priest directly beforehand, I also couldn’t help comparing the two. Priest was far more toe-curling for me and had an intensity that Devil never quite reached. That said, the final spicy scene in Devil is exceptionally well written.🥵🥵 Sierra Simone has this incredible ability to take something completely blasphemous and somehow make it feel almost reverent. It’s such a distinctive part of her writing, and that final scene really showcased it.

The narration was fantastic as well. Jacob Morgan was absolutely brilliant and brought so much to the character and the story.🌶🌶

Overall, I really enjoyed Devil. It was a good story with a male lead I ended up seeing much more as a loving protector than anything remotely devilish. I just didn’t connect with it quite as intensely as I did with Priest, which remains my favourite of the two.

I saw him as her saviour, not her devil

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oh this was incredible!!! uh kinda crazy for sure😭😭 but id say i liked this just as much as priest (book 1), sinner (book 2) is still my all time fave though. also i kinda wish this had a novella to go with it like 4.5 or whatever so we could hear a tiny bit more about birdie and bell in future but anyways this was a great, slightly disturbing, but great read

LOVED IT

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This audiobook was amazing! Don't second guess it, Don't skip it. Just put your headphones on and enjoy the ride! Ryan Bell will sneak up on you in the most fantastic of ways.

The Devil Indeed

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Not only is this book well written and interesting, but the audiobook has really brought it to life. I have long since realised that I will listen to anything JM narrates, but he really did Ryan Bell justice and then some. Megan also did a fantastic job, this was such a great duet.

Fantastic listen

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