As Commonplace as Rain
by Diana Laurence

Pasha, a member of an isolated female religious order, is the latest victim of a debilitating psychological disease. The order hopes the cure might be found in a male presence, in the form of knight of a similar male priesthood, Tristan. And indeed, Pasha finds Tristan's masculinity frightening, overwhelming—and completely captivating.

Other Books by Diana Laurence

Hunter

The Scarlet Shackle

Diana Laurence's Bio

I write romantic erotica with a very specific goal in mind: to show how sex can possess a purity, a cleanness, a truly spiritual beauty. I believe that through such fiction, the reader can beneficially explore the deeper archetypal and spiritual elements of sex. The power of sex in literature is derived from the personalities it engages; it is the union of souls, the commingling of distinct personalities, which provides us a better understanding of the purpose and value and beauty of sex. Through my stories, I try to find new ways to tap into the innocent, pure, spiritual source of joy that sex can be.

Feel free to write to me at [email protected]. I'd love to hear from you!