Wicked: Whispering Cove, Book 3

Wicked: Whispering Cove, Book 3 by Nikki Duncan Read Free Book Online

Book: Wicked: Whispering Cove, Book 3 by Nikki Duncan Read Free Book Online
Authors: Nikki Duncan
them back and forth, tugging gently at the flesh beneath, dragging her nails lightly over the taut skin a little lower.
    A gurgle visibly shook his throat, inciting an echoing groan from her. Using his grip on her hips, he pushed her back and drove into her.
    She grasped his thighs, arching her chest toward the porch roof, and dug her nails in as she screamed with the instant orgasm.
    Braydon held firm, holding her immobile when she’d much prefer riding him to a frantic and sweaty end. His jaw muscles flinched beneath the power of his clenched teeth. He didn’t move, or allow her to move, until her pulsing inner walls stopped twitching against him.
    Then he dropped his grip, took her face in his hands and kissed her. He’d maintained control, and it had only heightened the desire shining in his eyes. The connection of his touch stole through her soul and left her floundering. She’d convinced herself she could survive a fling. She’d been wrong.
    His gaze didn’t say fling.
    His gaze held passion and affection and admiration.
    His gaze granted dreams.
    “You’re amazing, Danica.”
    Her heart bounced around in her chest, battering and bruising her ribs. All through school she’d wanted his attention. She’d dreamed about it through adulthood. Struggling to draw air into her lungs, she breathed in small open-mouthed gasps and became more deeply entranced.
    “I’m going to love you all night.” Erotic assurances whispered beneath the husky arousal thickening his voice. “When I finish, your legs are going to be floppier than a jelly fish.”
    “Gee. That’s sexy.” Her pussy spasmed around him.
    “Maybe the image isn’t, but your responses are.” Grinning, he crossed his legs beneath her ass and stood. “The journey certainly will be.”
    Walking as if he owned her and her house, he carried her inside and headed upstairs. Each step drove his cock against her G-spot, rubbed her clit. Each step incited the barely cooled desire raging in her body.
    “Where are you taking me?”
    “To make sure you think of me when you pace your widow’s walk from now on.”
    “Oh.” Holy damn. He knew she’d watched him. Those times he’d turned her way and she’d imagined him looking at her—he had.
    If she’d hoped to walk away unscathed it was too late. He was her heart’s master.

Chapter Four
    The woman was temptation.
    Scrubbing the stubble on his chin, Braydon turned away from the late night/early morning view of the bay. The moon’s illumination landed on her lavender sheet as the light cover rose and fell, shimmering with glints of silver satin, as Danica’s chest rose and fell.
    The curve of her breast peeking above the sheet tempted him.
    The expanse of her leg sticking out the side and showing off her powerful thighs tempted him.
    Even her petite snore tempted him.
    In the moonlight, with the glasses lying abandoned on the bedside table instead of perched on her delicate nose, she was neither awkward girl nor confident doctor. Stripped of her glasses and clothes, she turned into a seductress.
    Compelled, Braydon moved to the bed’s side and brushed a sweep of hair away from her eye. She shifted her head against the pillow and sighed as a soft smile stole across her lips that were still swollen from exploring his body. The wicked lips she’d wrapped around him.
    His cock hardened at the thought, and at the idea of crawling beneath the sheet to wake beside her. Sleeping with women wasn’t something he did, yet with Danica the idea held too much appeal.
    The clock read one a.m. He’d promised to have breakfast with Granddad in the morning, so he should get to bed. Sleep wouldn’t come. Only dreams of Danica Kent would come, just as they had the night before. Tonight would likely be worse, because tonight he’d gotten a stronger taste of her lures.
    He shook his head and went after his clothes. He couldn’t go home, but he couldn’t stay with her. He sure as hell wouldn’t go to Granddad’s and

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