Charles Amira winced, standing awkwardly in the doorway as I could see Grace starting to zone out. I wrapped my arms around Grace, pulling her close as the weight of the challenge's acceptance settled upon her. Her shoulders trembled, and I could feel her uneven breaths. "Breathe, Grace," I whis
I dialed Eason's number as we crossed Mooncrest's border. The ringing sound seemed to stretch on forever, punctuating the intensity of the moment. As soon as he picked up, I spoke, my voice hushed so as not to disturb Grace's much-needed rest. "It's done. We just crossed the border, and she isn't
Grace I woke up in a bed, and it wasn't any bed that I recognized. The scent of the room was different. It was like being wrapped in the warm, woody embrace of a forest. I smelled pine and fresh, cold earth. I groggily sat up, cocooned in a soft, heavy blanket that seemed to weigh me down in the m
He snicked, stumbling back. His whole body was shaking. The air was filled with his laughter, and it made me feel embarrassed and a little uneducated. "Is that what werewolves think of us?" He snickered. "We shift and work out all of our... animal urges in our shifted forms?" I bit my lip. "Ther
Grace Charles smiled and pulled me close. He tugged the zipper of my dress down quickly and peeled it down my shoulders. He groaned. "Fuck, yes." I shivered, unsure if it was from the cold or if it was desire. He unhooked my bra and then settled me on the couch beneath the large blanket. "I fe
He chuckled, dark and low. "You're playing with fire, darling, but okay." I bit my lip, hopeful as I lifted my head. Our lips brushed before he pressed his mouth more firmly to mind. Then, he slid his hand up my belly until he took hold of my breast. The callouses on his thumbs sent a shiver throu
Charles Grace was going to be the death of me. The heat beneath the fur was almost stifling now, but it was nothing compared to the way everything in me was burning for her. Just getting her off like a horny teenager was making it hard to think, hard to focus. What's worse is that I knew I could
"Damn it!" I turned to look at Audrey as she approached. "I really thought I was going to win when Seraphina said you'd come up here with a woman." I laughed. "When are you going to learn not to bet against your mother? Come here." I enveloped her in my arms, and she squeezed back. "Welcome ba