Fire And Ice (2014)
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“I don’t want a lover,” she said coldly.
“You make that quite obvious. But you need one,” he said, unabashed. “You look like a woman who hasn’t been touched in years. Or stroked,” he murmured, reaching out to run his fingers down her cheek.
She jerked wildly away from him, her eyes dilating, her mouth parted. “Don’t…!” she warned.
He lifted his dark head and studied her with narrowed eyes, the cigarette making a tiny smokescreen between them. “You don’t like to be touched, do you?” he asked. “Wh...ich only goes to prove my point. How long has it been since a man kissed you—really kissed you, with passion?”
She felt as if she were choking. “Sex isn’t everything, Mr. Van Dyne,” she ground out.
“Spoken like a nun,” he applauded.
She lashed out at him. “That’s all you men ever think about,” she accused. “What do you care about a woman’s needs?”
“What do you know about a woman’s needs?” he challenged. His eyes wandered over her taut body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I don’t want a lover,” she said coldly.
“You make that quite obvious. But you need one,” he said, unabashed. “You look like a woman who hasn’t been touched in years. Or stroked,” he murmured, reaching out to run his fingers down her cheek.
She jerked wildly away from him, her eyes dilating, her mouth parted. “Don’t…!” she warned.
He lifted his dark head and studied her with narrowed eyes, the cigarette making a tiny smokescreen between them. “You don’t like to be touched, do you?” he asked. “Wh...ich only goes to prove my point. How long has it been since a man kissed you—really kissed you, with passion?”
She felt as if she were choking. “Sex isn’t everything, Mr. Van Dyne,” she ground out.
“Spoken like a nun,” he applauded.
She lashed out at him. “That’s all you men ever think about,” she accused. “What do you care about a woman’s needs?”
“What do you know about a woman’s needs?” he challenged. His eyes wandered over her taut body.
What to read after Fire And Ice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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