Pucking Wild (Jacksonville Rays, #2)

by Emily Rath

She gasps, her cheeks clenching at my absence. I’m gentle as I pull the dildo free, tossing it down on the bed, glistening with her release. Her shaking intensifies and then I hear the soft sob. I crawl over her leg and drop down to the bed at her side, stretching myself out. “Hey, hey…are you crying? Baby, come here.” Heart in my throat, I turn her face to look at me. “I’m okay,” she whimpers. “Really, it’s okay. I’m fine.” “You’re shivering.” I work quick, clicking the release on the handcuffs, freeing her hands. She immediately drops them down, crying as she wraps herself up in me. Our arms and legs tangle until we’re pressed together from shoulder to toes. “Talk to me,” I say, one hand brushing the curls back from her face. “Are you okay? Was that too much?” She shakes her head, nuzzling her face against my chest. “I’m fine,” she says again. “That was just really intense.” “It was too much,” I say, frustration at myself building.

A sub drop? THIS IS TRASH THE DYNAMICS ARE SO CONFUSING AND UNNECESSARY AS IF EMILY RATH IS TRYING TO INCLUDE EVERYTHING IN ONE BOOK AND IT JUST MAKES IT MESSY AND CRINGE WORTHY