Havoc (Storm Mc #8)
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Havoc demanded.
He’d taken his five minutes—well, six minutes and some seconds, but who was counting—and had finally left the bathroom to stand in front of the bed. Hard eyes stared down at me and I wondered what shit he had sorted in his head to look at me that way. I’d never seen those eyes before and they kinda scared me. Again.
But that voice of his… It didn’t scare me at all. It turned me on in a way I’d never been turned-on and that was enough to make me scoot off the bed and stand... in front of him.
His eyes held mine for a good minute before dropping to my throat. I looked down at the same time and saw his hands clench by his side.
Oh, dear Lord.
Yes.
I knew what those hands were capable of and I wanted everything they had to give.
Even if that involved some pain.
After the phone call I’d had from my mother that afternoon, my soul was alive with pain and in my experience, the only thing to dull pain, was more pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Havoc demanded.
He’d taken his five minutes—well, six minutes and some seconds, but who was counting—and had finally left the bathroom to stand in front of the bed. Hard eyes stared down at me and I wondered what shit he had sorted in his head to look at me that way. I’d never seen those eyes before and they kinda scared me. Again.
But that voice of his… It didn’t scare me at all. It turned me on in a way I’d never been turned-on and that was enough to make me scoot off the bed and stand... in front of him.
His eyes held mine for a good minute before dropping to my throat. I looked down at the same time and saw his hands clench by his side.
Oh, dear Lord.
Yes.
I knew what those hands were capable of and I wanted everything they had to give.
Even if that involved some pain.
After the phone call I’d had from my mother that afternoon, my soul was alive with pain and in my experience, the only thing to dull pain, was more pain.
What to read after Havoc (Storm Mc #8)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nina Levine to read onlineMoreLess
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