Savage Silence: a Dire Wolves Mission (The Devil's Dires book 4)
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She stared at the broken counter, completely transfixed by the cracks and curves of where the two pieces had once met. Thaus had done that, had gotten worked up enough to break a piece of stone in half. Simply because of what she’d been doing to him. The thrill that gave her, the power that coursed through her at the very idea of controlling such a man…she liked it. A lot.
She feared it, too.
Her needs were building, and the mating imperative set forth by the bond between them was growin...g to the point that it almost eclipsed her reservations. Not completely yet, but close. Soon. It helped that Thaus was so understanding and patient. He’d broken a stone countertop while holding himself in place. Kept his hands away when she asked him to. He hadn’t pushed her to touch or be touched; he’d simply let her play as she wanted to and minded her rules when she laid them out. Being a hulking, quiet, burly man, he had a sensitive side she hadn’t seen coming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stared at the broken counter, completely transfixed by the cracks and curves of where the two pieces had once met. Thaus had done that, had gotten worked up enough to break a piece of stone in half. Simply because of what she’d been doing to him. The thrill that gave her, the power that coursed through her at the very idea of controlling such a man…she liked it. A lot.
She feared it, too.
Her needs were building, and the mating imperative set forth by the bond between them was growin...g to the point that it almost eclipsed her reservations. Not completely yet, but close. Soon. It helped that Thaus was so understanding and patient. He’d broken a stone countertop while holding himself in place. Kept his hands away when she asked him to. He hadn’t pushed her to touch or be touched; he’d simply let her play as she wanted to and minded her rules when she laid them out. Being a hulking, quiet, burly man, he had a sensitive side she hadn’t seen coming.
What to read after Savage Silence: a Dire Wolves Mission (The Devil's Dires book 4)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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