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198 pages, ebook
First published October 7, 2013
A one-night stand was one thing, but a one-week stand? With him? After that? It felt like a recipe for disaster.
“What I would give you. If you hadn’t already stolen it.”
I could pretend to be free
The seemingly endless kiss he pressed soft lips lingering against mine, tongue lightly touching my tongue, sealed it for me. He was everything I wanted. He was safe with me. I felt safe with him, and I wanted him to hold me forever so badly.
WHAT I WOULD GIVE YOU. IF YOU HADN’T ALREADY STOLEN IT
I was not one he could hold
I hold her close, resting my cheek on her skin, loving her
This was not me. I did not fantasize about hooking up with strange men in bars. And a cocky alpha who studied me like a frontier landscape he was ready to conquer had never been my type. He probably wanted to tie me up or handcuff me to something. A delicious shiver passed through me at the thought.Fun Fact: Tia Louise has made this book FREE on Amazon for at least the next few months!
I barely knew him, and my situation hadn't changed. I was not available in any way. Well, except in the way that led to flaming-hot fucks in five-star bathrooms. It was like we were animals or something.After so much heartache and disappointment, Mel is finally taking charge of her life. Sort of, she did let her best friend drag her to a spa week all the way out in Arizona after all...
Everything in me was falling in love with Derek, but that didn't change a single fact about my situation. About my unavailability. Add to that, he hadn't said anything to indicate he wanted more than our original week. It felt like he might want more, every time we were together I was sure his feelings were growing as intensely as mine, but he hadn't said anything to confirm it.No man has ever elicited the kind reaction Melissa experiences with this handsome stranger.
He’d survive without his heart. He had mine to use in its place.
“You’re not safe,” I whispered.
“And you’re not sweet.”
“If things were different,” I said. “I’d tell you I love you right now.”
”We both have lives back home," he continued, "and maybe you can't share your life right now. But I'd take your call anytime."