Smoldering Nights
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It all seemed so real—the fire, the men who attacked and…Michel.
Michel.
I ran a finger across my bottom lip, reliving the hot moments I had just dreamed about. None of my fantasies in the past had ever been so vivid, yet so complex.
I stretched out my leg and became aware of a body next to me. When I opened my eyes, I saw the familiar bedroom where I dreamed I made love to Michel the night before. The windows were covered with heavy curtains keeping out the sunlight.
It wasn’t a dream; it was r...eal. All of it.
I rolled over and saw Michel lying there next to me and almost involuntarily sucked in my breath. I always thought he was handsome when I admired him from afar, the blue eyes that contrasted so aesthetically against his olive skin. Here up close, with him lying inches away, I appreciated the fine details about him—the dark eyelashes, the highlights in his soft brown shoulder-length hair.
Fortunately, his eyes were closed, as I always felt a little giddy whenever I met his penetrating stare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It all seemed so real—the fire, the men who attacked and…Michel.
Michel.
I ran a finger across my bottom lip, reliving the hot moments I had just dreamed about. None of my fantasies in the past had ever been so vivid, yet so complex.
I stretched out my leg and became aware of a body next to me. When I opened my eyes, I saw the familiar bedroom where I dreamed I made love to Michel the night before. The windows were covered with heavy curtains keeping out the sunlight.
It wasn’t a dream; it was r...eal. All of it.
I rolled over and saw Michel lying there next to me and almost involuntarily sucked in my breath. I always thought he was handsome when I admired him from afar, the blue eyes that contrasted so aesthetically against his olive skin. Here up close, with him lying inches away, I appreciated the fine details about him—the dark eyelashes, the highlights in his soft brown shoulder-length hair.
Fortunately, his eyes were closed, as I always felt a little giddy whenever I met his penetrating stare.
What to read after Smoldering Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Carlisle to read onlineMoreLess
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