On Your Knees

Gods of Saint Pierce, Book 4

By: Logan Chance

Narrated by: Harley Graves

From USA Today best-selling author Logan Chance comes a new stand-alone about a priest and the woman who captivates him. I’m a single mother who lost custody of my son. Every night without him feels like a dagger to the heart, but I won’t give up. My ex is a lawyer and a powerhouse, someone unbeatable. I need to clean up my image, so I turn to the last place I thought would help—church.

That’s where I meet Father Carmichael. Gorgeous. Untouchable. Completely forbidden. I thought I was getting my life back together, but instead, he pulls me into a dangerous game. He offers me a deal: help him bring down a ruthless crime boss, and he’ll help me with my case. The problem? I don’t have a clue what I’m doing.

Now, I’m spending late nights in dark corners with a man I can’t have, learning skills no mother should ever need. The closer we get to our target, the more tangled we become. Until the lines between right and wrong, holy and sinful, blur beyond recognition.

I’m caught between two impossible battles—winning back my son and protecting a man I shouldn’t even want. Saving my soul? That might be the one thing I’m too far gone to do.

©2024 Logan Chance (P)2025 Logan Chance

Wow…

Loved listening to this book come to life in this audiobook. This is the fourth and final book in the Gods of Saint Pierce Series does not disappoint. It starts with Eva having a difficult time dealing with her ex and deciding to start attending a church. She meets Father Carmichael and he offers to help her in return for her help.

Logan Chance gives us another amazing story that you will not want to put down. It drew me in with all the suspense and chemistry between Benedict and Eva. You could never guess what was going to come next, and I loved every bit of it.

You need to one click this book today. Be prepared for an emotional ride. Hold on and enjoy! You will love how it ends.

Outstanding

OYK is the 4th and last book from Gods Of Saint Pierce series. It can be read as a standalone but it’s an interconnected series so it’s best to read all and trust me you’ll love each one.
This book took me on the most beautiful and emotional ride I’ll definitely say Logan did an outstanding brilliant job with creating a story that will stay with me for a very long time. It was hard to say goodbye but I’ll just say C’ya later.
The characters in this story are so real with real life situations Evangeline (Eva) is struggling through a divorce from her ex Christopher… whom I can’t stand to even say his name, Christopher is a prominent in society do he basically stole full custody from Eva but she’s a string determined mama that will stop at nothing to get her boy back.
Enter Benedict omg yes please, when these two meet in the unlikeliest of places “Church” sparks fly the chemistry is off the charts but they are both off limits from each other that is until they strike up a plan to help each other get what they both need.

Forbidden Love

Book 4 of the God's of St Pierce is the 4th in this series. We meet Ava who is going through rough times with her ex and trying to get custody of her child. She turns to Father Carmichael for guidance - their attraction is palpable but just makes Ava feel all kinds of wrong. The mystery surrounding St Pierce continues in this book and all is definitely not as it seems. Definitely recommend this whole series.

More Than Expected

While the narration was well done, I would prefer dual narrators for MF POV's. However, Harvey Graves does a great job in expressing nuance and tone in this story. I really can't get enough of his performance of Benedict's POV, as his voice sent chills down my spine.

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Having a heat wave?!?!?

Bust out the fan because this one is smokin. I don’t know what it is about a man of the cloth with a dirty side but a hot as sin priest telling you to get on your knees (and not to pray) is panty melting. This story was so good. I gave my kids screen time so they would leave me alone and let me read in peace.

The narrator is good. But I think it would have been better as a dual narration .