Priest and His Anarchist

Carpe Noctem, Book 2

By: Amo Jones

Narrated by: Nikki Monroe, C.J. Grey

People said he was emotionless. Cold. But he burned her to the ground every chance he got.

Priest Hayes thought he knew everything there was to know about the society of outlaws who ran by their own set of rules, and right now, he'd just taken the gavel. It didn't feel heavy. It felt like it belonged there all along.

In his hand.

Just like her.

But Luna Nox was the one girl he could never have. He knew that the second he fell for her. Bound by a past they both shared, their souls were connected in a way that no one would ever understand. But love isn't always what conquers all. Sometimes, it's the only thing you'll surrender to.

Luna knew she had limited time to prove herself in a world that she always felt she belonged in, but that never wanted her. She had two choices. Follow her mother's footsteps by becoming a menacing circus brat, or be led by a secret society that her father was born into. Little did she know she had no choice. The path was already formed, and she was on a one-way road that led directly to the one man she swore she'd never find herself back to.

Priest Hayes.

He took the kingdom… but handed her the sword. This is a tale of heartbreak. A story of two people who defy all odds to find love in a place that most people run from.

The dark.

©2025 Amo Jones (P)2025 Podium Audio

I love puzzles

I love how this author makes you want to go back and read the book immediately after you finished it. Just when I think I have things figured out, the narrative gets changed. I love a book that keeps me on my toes. I prefer these books recorded in duet though. This book was difficult to follow but I believe that’s by design. Going to re-read it.

Must read

Every book from Amo is a rollercoster but Priest is definitely gonna take you for a wild ride. I could not put this down.

Disappointed

This book is hard to follow. There are so many flash backs & missing time. You dont know who, when, or where, & then suddenly your back in the present. It's dizzying.