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“You do know what will happen when you kill her, right? With their powers now bound together, if one dies they both die. It’s what makes them so powerful together. And I can't guarantee I can harvest any of it.”

“It still amazed him how every curve of her body fit perfect against his.”

“I have to taste you. Your new scent is about to make me fucking crazy.”
“New scent?”
“Oh, yeah. You’re marked now and every cat around will know it. You carry my scent as well as yours. It calls to me.” Flipping her onto her back, right there on the soft throw rug, he spread her legs wide and stared down at her. “Look at you, so beautiful and hot. Making me crazy with need.”

“Yes, baby, that’s perfect. Suck me while I watch you touch yourself. Show me how much you need me.”

“It’s impossible for you to leave me now, or I you. We can no longer survive without each other. At least not well. The longing would drive us or maybe just me, mad.”

“He was her only chance. His heart clutched. What would they do if she survived tonight? Would she ever believe his true feelings? That he saw her as far more than a duty. He couldn’t think of that right now. He had to save her. Her life was more important than her anger.”

“The last time he’d seen Kira in his dreams, she’d seemed hopeless and sad. He’d been so angry with her over her betrayal he had refused to listen to what she’d been trying to tell him. He wished now he had listened. His instincts were screaming at him to find her. She was in some sort of serious trouble.”

“She liked the possessive way he held her, rubbed against her, as if seeking more touch and more pleasure for them both.”

“In psi clans, sexual dreamwalking only occurred at the onset of mating and only possible with their true mate. It was nature’s way for them to find each other.”

“A soft gasp escaped her. He wasn’t just a cougar, he was the cougar. The legendary black cougar she’d heard stories of, the one everyone said didn’t exist, the one she’d encountered one day as a child...the one she’d spent years searching for. She’d eventually convinced herself it had been a dream.
A dream. It all made so much more sense now.”