She kissed him—hard—and silenced his words. Gentlemen were
overrated. Senses overrun with wine, jetlag, and him, she fisted her hands in
the material of his shirt to remain standing as her legs trembled with desire.
He slipped his hand behind her neck and deepened the kiss with his
tongue while his other hand moved behind her waist to hold her as close as they
could be without getting naked.
Her panties melted to her skin. She wanted to fuck him then and
now. It didn't feel like they'd met only hours ago. Kissing him, holding him,
being with him felt like the most natural thing in the world.
"I've been wanting to do that since you looked up from my
lap," he muttered against her lips.
She laughed and opened her eyes. "Not my best moment."
"You got my attention." He smiled before kissing her
again.
He tasted like wine and all things deliciously tempting. She
teased her tongue against his, her hands moving over his shoulders with
appreciation. She'd seen the muscles hidden beneath his shirt and wanted to
sink her teeth into his skin.
When he muttered in French before sliding his mouth along her
neck, she smiled against his hair. She didn't need to speak his language to
know they were communicating perfectly.
From the back cover...
In between responsibilities and
dreams...
Jessica Moriarty has always played by
the rules, but for once in her life, she's doing exactly as she pleases. In
between graduate school and 'real life', she's in Florence, Italy, indulging
her love of art and abandoning inhibitions.
Meeting Jacques Sinclair rocks her off
center. Whereas rules and living up to expectations have dictated her life, he
is the opposite. A rebel. A photographer. A man who lives for the moment. He
sweeps her up into a riveting romance that makes her question all she's ever believed
to be true.
The drum of old commitments echo
through her heart as time ticks away. Will the crush of 'real life' undermine
the love she's found in between...?
***This is book one of the two-part
Dancing Barefoot series. It is currently on sale for 99 cents as an introduction to the two-part series.***
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