Ranger (Reynolds Protective, #4)

by Rebecca Sharp

“Did you know studies show more pathogens are exchanged by shaking hands than a ten-second kiss?”

wasn’t experience that made a man a good kisser, it was attention. Attention to the detail and nuance of a woman’s pleasure.

“Are you finger fucking or fact fucking me?” “Both.” His eyes glittered. “Do you want me to stop?”

“I just want to make you squirt. I know female ejaculation is possible… I feel how swollen you are. How wet and responsive. I know you can, Sydney,” he encouraged me almost without even realizing

A second later, hot spurts of cum landed on my neck and breasts. Gasping—groaning, he continued to yank my hand along his shaft, drawing thick ropes of release out to paint my skin.

Because I paid attention. Because I forgot the whole of myself in order to memorize every nuance of her.

“The average female orgasm lasts twenty seconds while a male’s only lasts about seven… I needed my seven to be in your twenty.”

“According to Einstein, time is relative—a measurement affected by gravity. And in the eleven weeks, six days, nineteen hours and thirty-six minutes since I met you, I’ve never fallen so hard, yet my feet haven’t left the ground. The only conclusion is that gravity has changed because you’re around, and therefore time has, too.”