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Pray For Him

Tyler Battaglia

SHORT SUMMARY

A psychic priest is thrown headfirst into a battle of faith and love against the forces of Hell when his dearest friend becomes possessed. An LGBTQ+ horror romance between an empathically gifted priest and his best friend, a possessed single dad.

ONE QUOTE TO CONVINCE YOU

He looked at Hector and he thought, 'I will do anything to save this man.'
He looked at Hector and he thought, 'I need him to know that I will do anything to save him.'

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MAIN GENRE:

BOOK TYPE:

AGE RANGE:

Horror

Standalone

Adult

SUBGENRE(S):

Contemporary, Gothic, Horror, LGBTQ+, Paranormal, Romantic, Romance, Religion

ROMANCE LEVEL:

Romantic But No Steam

ENDING TYPE:

POV:

HEA

Third Person Limited, Single POV

AI GENERATED CONTENT?

No

REPRESENTATION:

Chronic Pain Author, Chronic Pain Character(s), Dad Bod, Deaf Author, Deaf Character(s), Disabled Author, Disabled Characters, Diverse Characters, LGBTQ+ Author, LGBTQ+ Characters, Mental Health, Neurodivergent Author, Neurodivergent Character(s), Trans Character(s), Trans Author

TROPE(S):

Emotional Scars, Found Family, Forbidden Love, Friends to Lovers, Love Finds A Way, Occult, Slow Burn, Tragic Backstory

CONTENT WARNINGS + POTENTIAL TRIGGERS:

religious trauma, adoption-based trauma, homophobia (external and internalized), ableism (off-page but alluded to), transphobia (off-page but alluded to), child abuse (past and present, off-page but alluded to), domestic violence (past and off-page, alluded to but not described in detail), loss of autonomy (including through possession), gaslighting, emetophobia, accidental animal death (wild bird), alcoholism (past, alluded to but not described in detail), sexual harassment, body horror (mild), dangerous driving

AUTHOR NOTE(S):

While the majority of the book is told in third person limited POV, there are epistolary elements and interludes, so limited sections are told in a mix of first and second person (through letters). My short story "And The Mountains Melt Like Wax" will also be free during the event.