Jennifer Hammer

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And at the moment when he had stood behind her and adjusted her swing, and felt her body press along his front, he had been keenly aware of a primal urge to drag her to some private place, flip up her skirts, and— Forcing the thoughts away with a quiet sound of discomfort, he watched as Lillian strode ahead of him once more. She was filthy, her hair was tangled . . . and for some reason he couldn’t stop thinking about what it had felt like to lie on the ground with her straddling him.
It Happened One Autumn (Wallflowers, #2)
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