Wilde Thing (2003)
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He wouldn’t apologize for his outrageous behavior, nor did he intend to back down from the statement he’d just issued.
He deliberately meant to startle Liz, shock her even, and he expected her reaction to go one of two ways. If he’d offended her, she’d probably slap him or turn him down flat, and he’d know he’d stepped beyond her comfort zone. If she was daring enough to join him in a more erotic, forbidden world of pleasure that included unrefined, primitive sex, then she’d welcome him inside h...er place and they’d indulge those carnal fantasies, and more, together.
Now that the time had come to take that next step, he needed to know she was game for everything uninhibited and unadulterated. He wanted to be assured that she was a match for his sexual appetite and a willing partner to his aggressive, more dominant nature when it came to sex. He liked his encounters hot and vigorous, and what he had in mind beyond that closed door was not gentle, polite, or altogether civilized by most women’s standards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wouldn’t apologize for his outrageous behavior, nor did he intend to back down from the statement he’d just issued.
He deliberately meant to startle Liz, shock her even, and he expected her reaction to go one of two ways. If he’d offended her, she’d probably slap him or turn him down flat, and he’d know he’d stepped beyond her comfort zone. If she was daring enough to join him in a more erotic, forbidden world of pleasure that included unrefined, primitive sex, then she’d welcome him inside h...er place and they’d indulge those carnal fantasies, and more, together.
Now that the time had come to take that next step, he needed to know she was game for everything uninhibited and unadulterated. He wanted to be assured that she was a match for his sexual appetite and a willing partner to his aggressive, more dominant nature when it came to sex. He liked his encounters hot and vigorous, and what he had in mind beyond that closed door was not gentle, polite, or altogether civilized by most women’s standards.
What to read after Wilde Thing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janelle Denison to read onlineMoreLess
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