TillTheEndddd
COVER IS A PLACEHOLDER!!!
Ivan Kang has dedicated his life to God. He's devoted, disciplined, and everything a priest is expected to be. He's spent years learning to put others before himself, convinced that faith means knowing when to deny his own desires.
Then Till Schmidt walks into his church.
An artist with silver hair, black eyeliner, and a questionable attitude toward religion, Till is hardly the kind of person Ivan expected to find himself thinking about long after their conversations ended. Yet somehow, between quiet afternoons, stained-glass windows, and questions Ivan doesn't know how to answer, the boy becomes a presence he can no longer ignore.
And somewhere along the way, concern becomes affection. Affection becomes longing. And longing becomes something Ivan has spent his entire life believing he must never allow himself to have.
He loves God. He's certain of that.
But what is he supposed to do when loving someone else begins to feel like a betrayal?
Perhaps the greatest test of his faith isn't learning how to resist temptation.
Perhaps it's learning whether he was ever meant to hate himself for wanting to be loved.
A story about faith, forbidden feelings, and the terrifying possibility that being a good man doesn't mean being a lonely one.