Touch

by L.M. Adams

A short story of an unlikely pair as they define love. Join Lucien and Jack as they discover... touch.

Genres: Paranormal

35 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 11, 2017

About the author

Lark Adams is the dark urban fantasy author of the Twisted Eventide series, first novel published October 23rd, 2013 titled Snow Covered Moon. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Lark graduated from Polytechnic Institute in 1999, she received two Associates degrees one in computer aided drafting and another in mechanical engineering. But her true passion and love has always been for the written word. She’s currently working on the next book in the Echoes of Time series.

When not designing mechanical systems she enjoys reading a good novel, drinking a good cup of coffee and letting the words on the page take her to new exciting places.

She can be reached at lark@lmadams.net

as well as on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/twistedeventide

Reviews

[Elizabeth]

Sighhhh

Goddess these men are so freaking beautiful. How can I ever explain how I feel with this glimpse into their first step at loving for Lucian and Jack. I'm thoroughly and truly left sated.

[Jennifer Lil'n Dunski]

I love it, just wish it was longer!

I love how the relationship between Lucien and Jack is slowly becoming more! The twisted relationship between the 3 of them is a beautiful thing and I'm looking forward to more!

[Dawn]

Wonderful

It's beautiful to see the love between Jack and Luey grow. This short story is magical and if you are a fan of the series this is a most read

[Just Denise]

loved this short Valentine special. Jack and Luey.... need I say more.

[Melanie]

I loved this short story showing them both finally coming to grips with what they mean to each other.
So much to contribute to the series in such a short read.

[Tonee]

Loved this short, “inserted” novella to the Eventide Series! I fell more in love with Lucien and Jack and found myself more interested in their relationship with each other than either of theirs with Jaevia or the three of them together. Hearing their perspective was refreshing. Makes me wish the author had written all the books going back and forth between different characters’ perspectives. (Although I understand why it was written only from one character’s point of view to keep the suspense.)