50
SHADES OF SEXY
August
1 – September 20
Bold,
heated, and wanton, she spread for him, taking in the full hard thrust.
Once
more she found herself in the jungle, stretched beneath a canopy of stars,
rising like the moon. Opened and feeling the force of her man in each vibrant
move. “Yes, Mazatl, oh, yes.”
A
thousand stars exploded inside of her. They rocked in unison. She purred her
satiation.
Miguel’s
deep moan echoed in the stillness. Nothing, absolutely nothing could come
between them.
“Telefono!” a shrill voice shouted from a
distance. “Miguel! La policia!”
“Damn!”
The world could wait another moment. He looked at Casey and held her awhile
longer “Whoever it is, I can call back.”
“But,
it’s the police.” She moved away, shivering as she snatched for her clothing.
“Please, it might be important and ...”
He
touched her lips a moment with one hand as his other held her by his side. “Are
you afraid of getting caught?”
“It’s
not proper.”
“You
are an old fashioned girl.” They dressed in the shadows.
“Am
I all right?” She fidgeted with her buttons, her hair, and her swollen lips in
an effort to regain her composure.
“You’re
more than all right,” he growled against her shoulder. “Come on, mi amor. Let’s face the music” He paused
a moment as if in thought. “Casey, back there,” he motioned to the garden. “You
called me by a different name.”
“I
did?”
“Yes,
Mazatl, is he an old boyfriend?”
“No,
I don’t know what I said.”
© 2012 SACRED FIRES by Catherine
Greenfeder
ABOUT THE
AUTHOR: Catherine Greenfeder is the published author of ANGELS AMONG US and
SACRED FIRES. Both are published by Secret Cravings Publishing. Her
self-published historical western romance Wildflowers is available for Kindle
or Nook. Her first young adult paranormal, A KISS OUT OF TIME, will be released
this summer by Featherweight Press. You can find out more about the author and
her books at www.catherinegreenfeder.vpweb.com.
I can't believe she'd be thinking of someone else, I wouldn't be!
ReplyDeleteWow, so much pathos in this excerpt! I was all "Uh-Oh!" when I read that last bit. :-)
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