I thought I’d give one of my backlist books some love today. Meet Ana and Stark from Flash of Dark.

Stark’s slow movements were a direct conflict with the sweaty mass of bodies thrashing around us to the beat of the blaring techno music. His hands gripped my hips, moving them in time to his so that we moved as one and I noted that for as little as he was moving, there was nothing gentle about it.
His mouth fit over the flesh at my clavicle and I could feel his warm breath against my skin as he spoke. “I find I prefer this much more than spastically jumping around so much it’s nearly teeth jarring. Besides,” he said against my ear, drawing his mouth to the pulse point just under my earlobe, while his hands slid around to my lower back to rest lightly against the curve of my ass. “Should we choose to sweat from that much effort, I’d prefer you underneath me.”

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I thought I’d revisit the first book in the Rebirth series, Flash of Dark since I just finished up formal edits on the next book in this series. I absolutely adore working with all the characters in this series and  Stark and Ana, who kicked the series off, are no exception:

My breath burned in my lungs as I began breathing heavily, fighting against the release that scorched through my body. His fingers dredged across the tender skin between my legs. Fire and ice entwined within me, heat and frost causing a heady mixture that nearly caused me to go blind. My body started screaming, ordering me to listen to it. I gave in a little, swearing softly as Stark slid two fingers slowly inside of me at that moment.
His timing was impeccable.

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1) pick a project – a current Work in Progress, contracted work or even something readers can buy if you’re published

2) pick six sentences

3) post ‘em on Sunday

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