Dragon Bound (Elder Races, #1)
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“Urien looks good for a dead man.” “Too good,” Dragos growled.
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I’ve got to stop tearing the furniture up. There’s too goddamn much to do. No time for another repair and remodel.
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He strode through the rooms. They echoed with emptiness. He didn’t like it.
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His frown turned into a scowl. But what else had he expected? Did he think Pia would be here waiting for him whenever he decided to look this way—like an employee or a servant? Fuck.
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Waiter took in a tray of chocolate desserts and a bottle of cognac about forty-five minutes ago. Last time the door opened, they were singing ‘I Will Survive.’ ”
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He had one of the most startling and unwelcome thoughts of the last century. Am I a boyfriend?
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Pia counted through the burp. “. . . two ten thousand, three ten thousand, four—oop, you win.” She stared at the little faerie in awe. “Where did you put all that air?” “It’s a gift,” Tricks said.
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Pia did. She sat back on her heels as surprise and delight lit up her face. “Hi.” Surprise and delight, a gift-wrapped present all for him. He smiled at her. “You’re drunk on your ass.”
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In inebriated slow motion, Tricks noticed him and the two gryphons at his back. She shrieked and spread her arms over the tablecloth. “Nobody can see this!”
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He squatted in front of Pia and tucked a strand of hair behind her ear with a gentle hand.
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“You are the handsomest man I’ve ever seen. I would tell you that if I were sober too.” Then she gave him a sloppy grin as she shook her head. Her ponytail slid farther. “No, I wouldn’t. I’d be too self-conscious.”
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His fury and frustration from earlier slid into the past as if it had never existed, an alchemical transmutation brought on by this tipsy enchantress.
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“What else are you drunk enough to tell me?” She leaned forward and staggered, as she confided in a whisper, “You’re the sexiest guy I’ve ever seen too. You know, your long, scaly, re...
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“That’s okay, lover. I’m here to catch you.
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She remembered falling asleep, wrapped around him, his hands fisted in the waterfall of her hair.
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“Oh no,” she said. “You got the tablecloth away from Tricks.” Rune grinned. “Not before the little shit bit me.”
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if you’re saying ‘huh,’ it probably means you’re getting your head shot off.”
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“Oh shit, cupcake, I’m sorry. I didn’t mean that. Did I hurt you?”
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“Them’s fightin’ words, cupcake,” said Graydon with glee.
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he had discovered another strange new experience, a feeling of absolute contentment and peace in the quiet, a certain knowledge that all was right with his world.
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Drip fucking drip.
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As a norm, he enjoyed working with all the international ventures pursued by Cuelebre Enterprises. It was like playing several games of chess at once.
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He couldn’t stop thinking about Pia.
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All of the entities clamoring for attention were like a pack of yapping Chihuahuas nipping at his heels.
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The thought of finding another secret location and moving all his treasure was a serious pain in his ass.
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And why couldn’t someone just FedEx him...
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What the fuck did she have so much to think about?
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He could make himself crazy at just the thought of how tight she felt when he was inside her, how gorgeous she was when she climaxed.
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He hardened as he remembered the sounds she made when they made love.
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He was astonished at how easy she was to talk to, how much he wanted to talk to her, and fighting with her ...
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She was his. Why couldn’t she admit it?
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He would have her. So help him, if it took the rest of his considerable life, he would have all of her. Anything else was unacceptable.
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“We’re playing pin the herbivore.
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The gryphon swore as he shifted with her, into a position that was reminiscent of the very one Dragos had used yesterday morning when he had taken her from behind.
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The dragon detonated.
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“You okay, cupcake?”
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His Power was an inferno. She tried something she’d never done before and brushed her own cooler, gentler energy against his.
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So you’re going to get a really big grocery bill soon. Sorry about that except, well, I guess I’m not.”
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Let go of your friend. You like him. You’re going to remember that soon and then you’ll be upset if you’ve damaged him.
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The dragon’s eyes narrowed. His Power shifted to wrap an invisible cloak of warmth around her.
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“I’m still not right in the head,” she whispered to him. Sexuality flared in those gold raptor’s eyes.
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She slipped the tip of her finger between his lips and rubbed the inside of one thigh along his leg. “Come on,...
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He slid his mouth along the curve of her cheek, down to her collarbone, and he buried his face into her neck.
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He shook his head. Then he mouthed, “What the fuck?” She rounded her eyes, mouthing back, “I dunno.” She shooed him again.
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Dragos lifted his head. He cupped the back of her head and pulled her closer as he turned away from the gryphons, putting his body between her and them.
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Realization dawned. He wasn’t being protective. He had almost killed his First because he was jealous.
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It’s clear I am not in control. I am well aware that I am not acting or thinking normally or even rationally.”
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“I’ve always been bad-tempered.” “Well, yeah, you can be one crabby son of a bitch,
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“You think I’m mating.”
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He had . . . missed her.
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