#sanctify

Taken from the Sanctify app. God bless, Jesus loves you ✝️❤️

For those who were/are interested in my original stuff, I recently went through my Patreon and updated it (shout out to a discord I was in for the idea of ‘mini stories’, I loved that and am using it! Iykyk). I posted the prologue to the new story I’ll be working on, and it’s available for free if you want to check it out! New chapters will be available for patrons after that, and I’ll post at least one new chapter every month.

You can also read all the first part of Treasure if you join as patron, as I recently put it all in a single post. (Treasure is a story I wrote a long time ago about a dragon and its captive). I’ll eventually add part two, but for now the first 120k words are available. :)

(Read more on the About page of my Patreon here.)

Sanctify 1-3

Author: GODSSTATION

Publisher: TOKYOPOP

TAGS: violence, gore, graphic sexual content, and sexual assault. 18+ only

Lance, private detective and only Exorcist still in London, is hired to investigate a series of bloody and violent murders. Gill, a policeman with a mysterious past, joins Lance in investigation of these twisted, gory deaths.

So…what can I say about Sanctify? I went in to this not realizing quite how violent it was going to be, but if you can process that, the plot itself is very interesting.  It is a wild ride that not everyone is going to want to ride, but it is good. It is a supernatural story with church elements, serial killers, cults, possession and reincarnation.  I think that the set up was pretty good and while some plot points are pretty easy to work out there are some that slowly dawn on you or that you might think but doesn’t get confirmed till the end.

I really enjoyed the plot, it kept me interested, but I felt like the SA aspects felt very forced in the story, especially in the first book, and that if they were taken out or simply implied it wouldn’t have ultimately changed the plot. To be completely honest the scene in the first book, it is at the end, almost made me not read book two.