Thighs and Prayers by Kat Blackthorne

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Paperback. ISBN: 9798295885594

Gothic horror, sapphic desire, and sinful secrets collide beneath the stained glass shadows of Thighs and Prayers, a darkly seductive queer romance from Kat Blackthorne.

Hidden among the misty hills of Howl Moor, the Altar Church of Lost Souls appears devoted to charity, prayer, and quiet devotion. Behind its ancient stone walls, however, the convent harbors far more dangerous hungers. The nuns serve their Reverend Mother with unwavering loyalty, while whispers of strange disappearances and terrifying howls echo through the surrounding forest.

Sister Jezebella has always believed her place within the convent was certain. Obedient, devoted, and eager to please, she finds comfort in the rigid structure of church life and the complicated intimacy shared among the sisters. But when Sister Lilith arrives from a neighboring convent, Jezebella’s carefully ordered world begins to unravel.

Lilith is magnetic, mysterious, and impossible to ignore.

As stolen glances give way to forbidden attraction, Jezebella becomes caught between duty, desire, and growing suspicions about the true nature of the church she serves. While passion blooms in candlelit corridors and secluded chambers, something monstrous stalks the edges of Howl Moor. Church members vanish without explanation, widows multiply, and the convent’s twisted theology begins revealing darker truths hidden beneath its holy rituals.

Blending sapphic romance, gothic atmosphere, occult horror, and campy erotic tension, Thighs and Prayers delivers a delightfully decadent mix of queer yearning and supernatural mystery. Kat Blackthorne leans fully into the drama of forbidden desire, eerie religious imagery, and gloriously theatrical gothic excess.

Perfect for readers who enjoy lesbian gothic fiction, dark romance, haunted convents, queer horror, and stories where devotion and temptation become nearly impossible to separate.

The prayers are passionate.
The robes are scandalously tight.
And salvation may be the most dangerous fantasy of all.