Bedroom eyes. I imagined they looked just like that, sensual and heated, when he was in the throes of orgasm. Now that I had his rapt attention, I slid my finger between my lips and slowly sucked from tip to knuckle. As I withdrew it, I painted the...
In the first year of our marriage, I wonder what I did to deserve Henry. I’ll never know. I question it all the time, but I won’t dwell on it because I don’t want my insecurity to spoil what we have. My mind is already doing that in other ways. The dream I...
It all started 35,000 feet in the air on a flight bound for Seattle.
A chance encounter. An undeniable attraction. A forbidden passion. We tried to do the right thing and resist temptation.
We failed.
“So?” His head lowered toward mine. “Have you fallen in love with me yet?” A single-noted laugh escaped from me. “No. Sorry to burst your bubble.” “You know it’s only a matter of time.” “Before our three months are up and, lo and behold, I...
Broke, almost homeless, and recently fired. Those are my official reasons for answering a wanted ad for a skeevy-looking bartender gig.
He hadn’t been subtle. Drake wanted her in his bed. She’d reiterated once more when he’d picked her up that this was not a date and she wasn’t getting romantic with him, but he’d acted so affronted she’d let it go. His hands were like little...
Ike laughed. Leave it to Elmira to get in the last word. For soon, Ike had the great creature back in the sky. When he looked over his shoulder, Ike saw his three Order-mates finally sprinting toward their respective dragons, climbing three...
The click of her camera shutter was the last untroubled sound she heard. When a muffled scream ripped through the air, Aubry turned around.
Tommy took a deep breath and went to the door. Grayson stopped him and pointed to one of the chairs. Tommy sat down, trying not to hyperventilate. “Xavier, what are you doing?” “I need to talk to Tommy,” Xavier said, sounding like shit. Grayson turned to...
“Do wolves have names?” Ahraia murmured aloud. The wolf’s thoughts burned like dim flames, ill-conceived beyond instinct. Her shadow’s ears tucked back nervously. She was thinking of the plains and the moons and her pack. We tell stories about the moons,...