Enter the Brethren (The Brethren of the Coast)
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Her eyes flew open, and Caroline froze. She pulled back, and his arms loosened about her waist.“What is it, darling?”“Darling?” She vented a self-deprecating sound. “Why do you speak to me thus? You are no gentleman to feign an attachment we both know you do not harbor.”“I beg your pardon.” Even in the dimness of the room, his shock was palpable.“You do not want me. You never wanted me.” She wrestled from his embrace. “I was nothing more than a convenient means to an end.”“What are you t...alking about?” Trevor reached for her. “We are going to be married.”“Only because you are being forced to repair the damage to my reputation.” Caroline retreated. “I know I am not the sort of woman a man desires.”“You think I do not want you?” He lunged, caught her by the wrist, and pressed her hand to a firm bulge in his trousers. “Does that feel like I do not want you?” In an illicit rhythm, he rubbed her palm over his erection. “Do you remember holding this part of me inside you?”Wicked images flooded her mind, ensnared her senses. Naked bodies sliding, pumping, grinding. A chorus of masculine groans and feminine sighs played a sensual accompaniment. The study seemed suddenly hot, and she could not breathe.“Let me go.” Caroline struggled to wrench free, but his iron grip imprisoned her.“Do you think of me at night when you go to bed?”
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Her eyes flew open, and Caroline froze. She pulled back, and his arms loosened about her waist.“What is it, darling?”“Darling?” She vented a self-deprecating sound. “Why do you speak to me thus? You are no gentleman to feign an attachment we both know you do not harbor.”“I beg your pardon.” Even in the dimness of the room, his shock was palpable.“You do not want me. You never wanted me.” She wrestled from his embrace. “I was nothing more than a convenient means to an end.”“What are you t...alking about?” Trevor reached for her. “We are going to be married.”“Only because you are being forced to repair the damage to my reputation.” Caroline retreated. “I know I am not the sort of woman a man desires.”“You think I do not want you?” He lunged, caught her by the wrist, and pressed her hand to a firm bulge in his trousers. “Does that feel like I do not want you?” In an illicit rhythm, he rubbed her palm over his erection. “Do you remember holding this part of me inside you?”Wicked images flooded her mind, ensnared her senses. Naked bodies sliding, pumping, grinding. A chorus of masculine groans and feminine sighs played a sensual accompaniment. The study seemed suddenly hot, and she could not breathe.“Let me go.” Caroline struggled to wrench free, but his iron grip imprisoned her.“Do you think of me at night when you go to bed?”
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