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The Lunar Massacre was considered to be one of the greatest tragedies of all time. One man rose through the ranks of the Batiste faith to spread a message of hope and liberation. His name was Fernando Jacquard, and his mission is to inspire the Batiste to make their spirituality the central focus of their lives. Only through faith, he said, could they win this war. But not everyone is convinced that his motives are pure. Jacob is worried that his message could be used against the people, and Elizabeth is too.

Abel and Jacob are safe, resting in a beautiful house on the hillside where they can look down at the city while they bask in their newfound freedom. But Abel is restless. He's being plagued by visions of the other parishioners he left behind in the Eucharist after their daring escape.

Simon has found himself in an open relationship for the summer - though not by choice. Instead of wallowing, he's decided to make the most of a family vacation to Costa Rica by hooking up with the first hot guy available. The trouble is, he has no clue how to go about doing that.

"Je trouvai aimables la couleur sourde et rouge des lumières voilées, la blanche flamme en amande des lampes à opium, l'une toute proche de moi, les deux autres perdues comme des follets, au loin, dans une sorte d'alcôve ménagée sous la galerie à balustres. Une jeune tête se pencha au-dessus de cette balustrade, reçut le rayon rouge des lanternes suspendues, une manche blanche flotta et disparut avant que je pusse deviner si la tête, les cheveux dorés collés comme des cheveux de noyée, le bras vêtu de soie blanche appartenaient à une femme ou à un homme."
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This complete collection of the Pure Love series introduces us to a new world. A dystopian world in the solar system where the Eucharist and its followers are at war with the Baptiste. Those that follow the Eucharist staunchly believe everything the Patriarch states. To not follow means death. Abel and Jacob know that loving one another would mean certain death by the Inquisitors. Their quest to escape and join forces with the Baptiste are chronicled in this three-part series - now all in one collection!

Abel was grateful for everything he had. He had life, granted to him by the Holy Eucharist, a place to sleep, thanks to their lunar facilities, and everything else he needed to survive. He couldn't think of anything he would need to fulfill his life until he saw the acolyte's face. The two races weren't meant to come into contact with one another. The blood of the acolyte was tainted, filled with the genetic memories of thousands of years of ignorance and heresy. But when Abel saw his face, he couldn't look away.