The High Priestess
A novella.
Marianna Zain is in
trouble. The handsome stranger she just kissed? He’s a member of the
most terrifying hate-group in the universe. Even after he takes her
captive, Marianna can’t shake her initial instincts that he’s a man of
worth... and her only chance at escaping death.
One of Sanctify’s
most decorated lieutenants, Gerard Leoni thought he had everything
figured out. But then he crosses paths with a Diviner, the most despised of the alien races, and is honor-bound to bring her in. One night with
Marianna makes him question everything he knows.
As the day of
her scheduled execution draws near, Marianna forms a plan. She’s going
to seduce Gerard — a task that would be simpler if she weren’t being
seduced as well. But Sanctify doesn’t take kindly to their people
cavorting with aliens, and instead of finding a savior, Marianna may be
dragging Gerald to his death alongside her...
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Katee Robert
Katee Robert writes romance that refuses to stay polite. Her stories live where desire meets danger, where power is negotiated rather than assumed, and where love often grows in the shadow of temptation. Known for reshaping familiar myths and archetypes into bold, modern romances, she has become a defining voice for readers who want emotional intensity alongside unapologetic heat.
Much of her work plays with reinvention. In the Dark Olympus series, Greek gods walk a contemporary city built on politics, control, and carefully guarded secrets. Hades, Persephone, and the rest are no longer distant legends but flawed, hungry people navigating power and intimacy in public and private spaces. Elsewhere, in series like Wicked Villains, classic antagonists are pulled out of the margins and given center stage, their stories reframed around consent, vulnerability, and desire. Across genres, whether contemporary romance, myth inspired worlds, or darker fantasy leaning settings, her books return again and again to questions of agency and trust.
Sanctify
Sanctify consists of one primary book, and includes one additional book that complement the series but is not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
