All right, so begins the trip to release day for Blood Fever. More than likely, from now until then Six Sentences will be from it. Enjoy!
His deep voice sounded like melted chocolate, smooth and decadent, over my skin. In a rush, my breath blew out of my lungs as tears pricked at my eyes.
It felt as if I’d never left his arms, as if what occurred fifty years ago meant nothing. I inhaled deeply and his scent flooded my lungs, reminding me of an autumn evening walking in the woods. It was earthy and rich, with the sharp tang of unwashed male floating on the surface. I burrowed into his scent further, needing to experience the texture and complexity of it again after being away for so long.
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Talk about engaging the senses! Very sexy.
Thank you, Lisa. My paranormals are always the ones I get to do these sort of descriptions with.
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This one tickled all my senses…love it Sara
Thanks, Dawne!
You’re killing me!! I can’t wait to read this…
And just think….you haven’t even see the “good” parts yet.
Awww. I love that!
A voice like melted chocolate. Rawr.