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Book cover: Take Me To Church: Tulum by Brock D. Luna — gold arch, Tulum night

Erotic romance · Out now

Take Me To Church:
Tulum

by Brock D. Luna

Twenty years. One Window. Take me to Church.

A married couple who almost lost everything reignites twenty years of hunger on a birthday trip to Tulum — where the Window finally opens and their private church gets a new gospel.

Paperback $19.99 · Also on Kindle

The tease

Back-cover blurb

Pleasure to meet you. Call him Brock. At forty-four he has the house, the kids, the career, and a wife named Bianca who still makes his pulse jump. On paper they are living the dream. In the quiet between baseball practice and date night, something is missing.

Rewind to Day 1: a San Diego bar, a Scottsdale weekend, lingerie and laughter, a Vegas runaway, a Highway 1 proposal. Brock names the Wolf for the hunger he has spent a lifetime trying to tame. Bianca has a Window, rare nights when she is down for anything. Marriage, a son, twins, and a loss that nearly empties them both. Temptation. A blowout. Therapy. Hot yoga. The slow walk back to each other.

For his birthday they book Tulum: Azulik, barefoot heat, tequila, and a private code that started with a song. Take me to Church. Never stop dating. Give yourself completely. The Window is ready. The Wolf is listening.

What happens when a long marriage stops apologizing for wanting more?

Atmosphere

Heat

Tulum nights. Private codes. The hunger that survives after the kids go to sleep.

From the pages

Spicy excerpts

Feed-safe heat. The rest is waiting on Amazon.

“I called it the Window. Rare nights when she was absolutely down for anything.”
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“The Wolf is always there. It takes many forms. I do my best to tame it. And I like it.”
Take Me To Church: Tulum — Brock D. Luna
“Give yourself completely to whatever these Tulum nights present. You can.”
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“Never stop dating. Your family depends on it.”
Take Me To Church: Tulum — Brock D. Luna
“Let’s get out of here. I’m taking you to Church.”
Take Me To Church: Tulum — Brock D. Luna
“What happens when a long marriage stops apologizing for wanting more?”
Take Me To Church: Tulum — Brock D. Luna

Adaptation

Movie / series pitch

Logline

A married couple who almost lost everything reignites twenty years of hunger on a birthday trip to Tulum, where the Window finally opens and their private church gets a new gospel.

Why now

Audiences already show up for adult desire when the characters feel real. Fifty Shades proved erotic romance opens at scale. Sex/Life proved married want is bingeable. This book owns the gap those hits opened: grown-up, long-married, second-chance spice with a visual destination and a private couple code ready for marketing. Not a billionaire fantasy — a twenty-year marriage that still burns.

Series potential: Book One closes on Tulum. A sequel door is already cracked (St. Tropez). Packageable as a feature with sequel rights, or a limited series with clear season-two runway.

Comps

  • Series energy: Sex/Life — married desire, frank adult heat
  • Film energy: Fifty Shades — erotic romance adaptation appetite
  • Heart: Grown-up second-chance drama — heat with history, not teen first love

Tone is intimate, sensual, and emotionally grounded. Heat is earned. The marriage is the franchise.

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The novelist

About Brock D. Luna

Brock D. Luna keeps most of his life off the page. What he puts on it is heat with history: couples who almost lose everything, then find each other again in hotel rooms, late flights, and the quiet after a fight. His fiction is loosely inspired by trips and nights that felt too good to keep quiet. Take Me To Church: Tulum introduces a private gospel built for two, a Wolf, a Window, and a smirk that starts wars. He lives somewhere sunny. He is still married. That is enough biography for now.

Husband. Father. Novelist. Never stop dating.

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