It's Sunday once again and the first Sunday of a new year, all filled with possibility and promise. At the stroke of midnight I shared a kiss with my husband so of course I'm up for Sunday Snog today! This traditon begins with author Victorie Blisse and here's the link back to her blog so you don't miss a single snog!
http://www.victoriablisse.co.uk/
From Sing We Now of Christmas (and despite the title, a lot of the story takes place during the remainder of the year so it's not just a seasonal novel) here's a heated snog sure to get the blood heating this cold winter's morn!
He pulled her tighter against him and his mouth touched hers, light at first and then with strength. Johnny engulfed her the way that floodwaters take over farmland, consumed her like a hungry man at a banquet and fired her like a tiny ember sparks a candle flame against the night. His warm lips took hers, caressed them and made her whole again. In his arms, her mouth on his, Jessica burned with passion, a fever that no one else could cure. Her head swam with such dizzy delight that when he stumbled they both almost headed down the stairs. He caught her up in his arms and carried her into the apartment, kicking the door shut behind him with one boot.
In one graceful shrug, he slid out of the snow covered jacket and it dropped to the floor. Jessica unsnapped his shirt, one slow snap at a time, her hands burrowing beneath it to touch flesh. He slipped her out of her black jeans and pulled that red sweater over her head, catching her hair and tousling it but she didn’t care. Before it joined his jean jacket on the carpet, a splash of red beside the blue, she unzipped his jeans and let them slide down to his ankles. Johnny stepped out of them, removing his briefs in the same motion and he caught her to him, kissing her this time until he robbed her breath.
Her hands roamed over his body, touching bone beneath the flesh, marveling at how lean he was now although he’d not been fat before. His scars beneath her sensitive fingertips made her want to cry for him but that could wait because the living force that seared them both wouldn’t be denied.
That first time, he took her there, still standing, entering her with a roughness she liked and filling her with his cock. Jessica bent backward, balanced against the edge of the couch so he could go deeper and when he did, she cried out with the pleasure of it. He came like a shot, fast and true, and they both shouted together in a wordless cry. Legs wobbly, knees weak, she leaned against him for support and he snatched her up into his arms, took her to the bedroom
“More,” he whispered, “I need more.”
She made no protest but writhed against him in need. That undeniable flame roared again between them, older than time, sweeter than heaven, stronger than death and they coupled, coming together twice more before they lay, legs wrapped together, arms across one another, sated for nowSing We Now of Christmas
Rebel Ink Press December 2, 2011
Contemporary romance/Christmas/mainstream
ISBN# RIP0001093
Word Count: 44, 300
122 pages
$5.99 ebook
Author: Lee Ann Sontheimer Murphy
Author: Lee Ann Sontheimer Murphy
Blurb:
When Jessica Martin met Johnny Devereaux that December, holiday magic filled the air but their love was no enchantment….he was, without doubt the love of her life and by summer, they were happy newlyweds with all their life and holidays ahead.
But when he failed to return home from a fishing trip on the Fourth of July, Jessica’s world is rocked to the foundation and when the authorities tell her that her husband is missing, presumed dead, she refuses to believe it.
As the months and seasons pass, no one else holds out hope but Jessica believes.
She knows he’ll be home for Christmas no matter what. Her family calls her crazy, Johnny’s family tries to help her find closure but Jessica’s heart refuses to surrender hope.
When Christmas comes, the truth will come out to shock them all.
Buy Links:
A Page In The Life
Rebel Writer: Lee Ann Sontheimer Murphy
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Book trailer:
Television interview:
http://www.victoriablisse.co.uk/
1 comments:
Happy New Year!
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