Tiny
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Ned said.
Eva reached out grabbing her bag from the carousel going around. The rest of her luggage would be sent to her father’s house on the outskirts of Vegas. “Good.” She followed him outside to see Gavin stood against her father’s car. Stopping, she stared at the man she left behind over eight years ago. The last time she saw him his ass had been thrusting away inside another woman. She’d stumbled on the scene and had left as quickly. Leaving her note for her father was one of her last corre...spondence with him.
“Is this why you were talking about him?” Eva asked, stopping to stare.
Gavin didn’t have a patch on Tiny, at least not to her. Yes, he was tall and muscular like Tiny. Being a fighter, Gavin had no choice but to stay in top form. What Tiny had that Gavin lacked was maturity. Both men were covered in tattoos, but staring at Gavin she saw the teasing in his eyes.
Tiny didn’t waste his time with teasing. There was an intensity with Tiny. He captured her attention and kept her caught within his web.
What to read after Tiny?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ned said.
Eva reached out grabbing her bag from the carousel going around. The rest of her luggage would be sent to her father’s house on the outskirts of Vegas. “Good.” She followed him outside to see Gavin stood against her father’s car. Stopping, she stared at the man she left behind over eight years ago. The last time she saw him his ass had been thrusting away inside another woman. She’d stumbled on the scene and had left as quickly. Leaving her note for her father was one of her last corre...spondence with him.
“Is this why you were talking about him?” Eva asked, stopping to stare.
Gavin didn’t have a patch on Tiny, at least not to her. Yes, he was tall and muscular like Tiny. Being a fighter, Gavin had no choice but to stay in top form. What Tiny had that Gavin lacked was maturity. Both men were covered in tattoos, but staring at Gavin she saw the teasing in his eyes.
Tiny didn’t waste his time with teasing. There was an intensity with Tiny. He captured her attention and kept her caught within his web.
What to read after Tiny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam Crescent to read onlineMoreLess
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