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Deep Plunge (SoulShares, #3) Deep Plunge by Rory Ni Coileain
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“How long has it been?” He gave the underside of the human’s cock a slow reverse lollipop lick, head to balls. “Since you let yourself come in a man’s mouth?” “Oh,”
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“I never knew how lonely I was, until I wasn’t any more. “Oh,”
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“But I’m not human. And if you’ll stop fighting me, I might be able to heal you. If I don’t die trying.”
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“It’s a proverb, I guess you’d call it. ‘Hope is a knife so keen, you don’t feel the cut until you bleed.’” Soft lips brushed Garrett’s forehead, his temple, his cheekbone. “We’re both bleeding, lanan. Too late to stop it.” Stunned,”
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“This had better be important, your Grace, there’s a luscious young man/woman/other whose appointment with paradise you’re delaying.” “You’ll”
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“And he is dying, and I am six hundred fucking years too late to do anything about it.” “Spent”
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“I know what I saw. My Demesne is Water, my gifts are healing and empathy. I saw his aura. He’s dying.” The words caught at his throat, clawed, as they left him. My scair-anam is dying, and there’s not a fucking thing I can do about it. A healer who can’t heal. Tiernan”
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“Soul-share. He’d known it the moment he’d seen the male undulating up the pole. The shock when he’d felt the subtle whisper of magick within him had taken his breath. Magick. After what, six hundred years, give or take? He’d pushed his way through the crowd, captivated by the male’s grace and enthusiasm. And beauty.”
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“Hey.” Garrett’s head was being cradled. In someone’s lap, probably, from the feel of it. A hand was touching his face. He opened his eyes, and looked up into the most stunning, sensual blue eyes he had ever seen. Eyes that peered at him anxiously, dark hair falling around them. The man’s fingers brushed Garrett’s cheek. “Are you all right, scair-anam?”
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“He looked down at the gleaming surface, and fought down dizzying vertigo. The silver-blue Pattern gleamed in the circle below him, its lines finer than spun silk. And past the lines, he saw a sky full of stars. “Cho’hálan,” he whispered. So beautiful. One”
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“That’s my job. And I trust you.” Words rarer even than ‘I love you’ among the Fae, and never spoken lightly. “Maybe”
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