Holy F*ck

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Stella works miracles. She heals the sick, the dying, the paralysed. The Vatican rejoices—at last, a living saint for the modern age. And in Georgia, of all places: a miracle in the sweltering heart of the American South. But there’s a catch. Stella heals the people she sleeps with. In her motorhome. For money. A saint who sells sex doesn’t play well in Rome. A saint who dies young, however, pure, tragic, and easily mythologised—that’s a different story. Enter the Bronski twins: the Vatican’s most discreet executioners, sent to clean up the miracle. Darkly comic and unsettlingly tender, Holy F

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