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Absolution
Forgive us, Father, for we have sinned.The Roman Catholic sacrament of confession has been around as long as the church. A sacred ritual believed to clear one’s soul of guilt and offer eternal forgiveness, believers flock to the confessional to admit their sins to priests in churches across the world every day.But what are those sins?Vowed to an oath of secrecy, priests listen to the darkest and sometimes smallest of misdeeds.What do they hear?What penance is paid?Join us in the confessional, where authors take their best guess at the stories that are told in the confessional… from the Dark – LJC FynnFather, May I? – Erin LeeConfessional Crimes - Rita DeludeForgive me, Father - ES McMillianRighteous - Mary DukeA Broken Hallelujah – Hope SherrillVicarious – Krystle AblePray for Me – Stephanie AyersBetrayal of Flesh – Caitlin McCullochIn a Father’s Eyes – Rena Marin & Skylar McKinzieAn Eye For an Eye - Lorah Jaiyn
613 pages, Paperback
Published February 14, 2019
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About the author
Erin Lee
284 books501 followersErin Lee is a USA TODAY bestselling multi genre author and therapist chasing a crazy dream one crazy story at a time. She also writes under the name EL George.
She is the author of Crazy Like Me, a novel published in 2015 by Savant Books and Publications, LLC,, Wave to Papa, 2015, by Limitless Publishing, LLC and Nine Lives (2016). She’s also author of Alters, Host, and Merge of the “Lola, Party of Eight Series,” When I’m Dead, 99 Bottles and too many other titles to count.
She penned the award-winning Freak, an LGBTQ awareness novella and Losing Faith, a novella with Black Rose Writing.
Lee has published numerous magazine articles, particularly on the topic of mental illness and works tirelessly to help end stigma around psychological conditions. She holds a master’s degree in psychology and works with at-risk families and as a court appointed special advocate. She often writes about real life people and situations she encounters in this work; which can be more horrific than any horror movie or documentary.
Lee is most well known as author of the DIARY OF A SERIAL KILLER SERIES with Zombie Cupcake Press and From Russia, With Love with Bella Tulip Publishing and many more.
She believes in supporting other authors and experimenting with new genres. Her passion is reaching people through their stories.
She is the author of Crazy Like Me, a novel published in 2015 by Savant Books and Publications, LLC,, Wave to Papa, 2015, by Limitless Publishing, LLC and Nine Lives (2016). She’s also author of Alters, Host, and Merge of the “Lola, Party of Eight Series,” When I’m Dead, 99 Bottles and too many other titles to count.
She penned the award-winning Freak, an LGBTQ awareness novella and Losing Faith, a novella with Black Rose Writing.
Lee has published numerous magazine articles, particularly on the topic of mental illness and works tirelessly to help end stigma around psychological conditions. She holds a master’s degree in psychology and works with at-risk families and as a court appointed special advocate. She often writes about real life people and situations she encounters in this work; which can be more horrific than any horror movie or documentary.
Lee is most well known as author of the DIARY OF A SERIAL KILLER SERIES with Zombie Cupcake Press and From Russia, With Love with Bella Tulip Publishing and many more.
She believes in supporting other authors and experimenting with new genres. Her passion is reaching people through their stories.
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May 11, 2019
This is only the second Crazy Ink anthology I've read, but so far it's my favorite. It was interesting to see each author's take on the theme of absolution, the setting and the characters they chose to use. I would say that I was really into about 90% of the stories, but even the stories that weren't really my cup of tea were still good and enjoyable to read. I have more CI anthologies waiting for me on my Kindle, and Absolution has only made me more excited to read them!
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