Holding the Cards (2012)
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Josh's gaze came back to her face, and rested there for an intent moment.
Her senses dimmed, shutting out the sounds of surf, Marcus's presence, even the sunlight and white Page 77 Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html sand. There were just Josh's eyes, his sensuous, firm mouth, and the planes of his face.
"Your heart is in your eyes, did you know that?" he murmured, and somehow he had drawn close, so he spoke a breath away from her lips. "I'm not afraid of... anything I see there, Lauren." Something loosened in her stomach and she relaxed. A sub had to be strong to be a healthy sub. There were aspects of Josh that were not healthy. She'd already seen some of the dark places, but he was in possession of the essence of himself, enough to make the conscious choice to trust her. That simple evidence swamped her, made her tremble deep in a place that a hundred vehement declarations of devotion wouldn't have been able to touch.
He brushed his nose along her cheek and then his face and his hands slid away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Josh's gaze came back to her face, and rested there for an intent moment.
Her senses dimmed, shutting out the sounds of surf, Marcus's presence, even the sunlight and white Page 77 Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html sand. There were just Josh's eyes, his sensuous, firm mouth, and the planes of his face.
"Your heart is in your eyes, did you know that?" he murmured, and somehow he had drawn close, so he spoke a breath away from her lips. "I'm not afraid of... anything I see there, Lauren." Something loosened in her stomach and she relaxed. A sub had to be strong to be a healthy sub. There were aspects of Josh that were not healthy. She'd already seen some of the dark places, but he was in possession of the essence of himself, enough to make the conscious choice to trust her. That simple evidence swamped her, made her tremble deep in a place that a hundred vehement declarations of devotion wouldn't have been able to touch.
He brushed his nose along her cheek and then his face and his hands slid away.
What to read after Holding the Cards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joey W. Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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