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“Let’s see…” Celia tapped her fingers against her chin. “The pool isn’t turning on. The pool boy isn’t there yet. The floats for the pool are missing. Someone’s broken into your backyard and stolen all the blow up toys.”

This is a man who seems to know my body better than I do, and I’m more than happy to give myself over to him. It’s so good I’m not actually sure how I’ll survive sex with him.

The chocolate prince paid him no mind, waving absently as he stared down the gorgeous, teetering sidewalk creature, trying to determine if she was, in fact, the very woman who had captured and held his interest longer than any woman had.

But when it came to Cole, she was an impatient hussy with no shame.

Matthew looked up, his eyes giving it all away. He was confused and annoyed and relieved, and behind that was a twinge of hurt. And I was responsible for all of it.

The sex scene in Chapter 6 is one of my all-time favorites. So sensually written. Love the banter between them and the epic chemistry. Fuck. Just wow!

My vagina wants his penis. He’s so solid, tall, and warm, and Gabey.

I am vengeance.

This story grows on you. Starkly honest and written with subtle nuance.

choreography or even shy seductiveness. She was only concerned with getting off on her own fingers, and that honesty made for a rare flavor of foreplay.

Loved this one! Now a favorite by T.S. Joyce. I don't normally like wolf shifters as I get tired of the over-protective pack mentality. The chemistry between Claire & Gentry is just plain h*o*t! Very steamy... And I love the backstory that includes a witch. Yes, a witch. The moral of the story is a good one. It's about how we have to rise to the occasion for the best interest of others and the one we love.

He’d looked so powerful, so rugged, so dangerous, and so beautiful all at once.

She needed zero macaronis from Gentry Striker, and yes, that was a metaphor for his dick, too. Even if his dick was like…the biggest macaroni. A world record macaroni. Stop thinking about how big it is.

"My Dad called it ten-ten. Said there was magic in this place." ~ Gentry