Solstice Surrender
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He spoke in a quiet undertone. “The stairs are quicker.”
The elevator is more private.
It seemed to take minutes for the elevator to arrive and for every second that ticked on, Jenna could feel the tension building. It almost crackled between them.
An image slide into her mind of the two of them inside the elevator car, frantically tearing off clothes, reaching for each other. Rhys’ hands on her bared breasts, the sound of their shortened breaths and the feel of her soft flesh….
Jenna’s clitoris... throbbed in response and every fold of flesh between her legs was slippery with her juices. Ready.
When at last the elevator door slid back and showed it was empty, she almost gasped with relief. She hurried in. Rhys stepped in behind her and stabbed at the fifth floor button. Had he taken that information from her mind?
The doors slid shut with indeterminable slowness but even before they met in the middle, Rhys’ hands were on her shoulders, turning her to face him.
He picked her up by the waist and carried her backward until she was up against the wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He spoke in a quiet undertone. “The stairs are quicker.”
The elevator is more private.
It seemed to take minutes for the elevator to arrive and for every second that ticked on, Jenna could feel the tension building. It almost crackled between them.
An image slide into her mind of the two of them inside the elevator car, frantically tearing off clothes, reaching for each other. Rhys’ hands on her bared breasts, the sound of their shortened breaths and the feel of her soft flesh….
Jenna’s clitoris... throbbed in response and every fold of flesh between her legs was slippery with her juices. Ready.
When at last the elevator door slid back and showed it was empty, she almost gasped with relief. She hurried in. Rhys stepped in behind her and stabbed at the fifth floor button. Had he taken that information from her mind?
The doors slid shut with indeterminable slowness but even before they met in the middle, Rhys’ hands were on her shoulders, turning her to face him.
He picked her up by the waist and carried her backward until she was up against the wall.
What to read after Solstice Surrender?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy Cooper-Posey to read onlineMoreLess
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