Doomsday Brethren, Book 04: Entice Me at Twilight

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Authors: Shayla Black
Tags: Fiction, General, Romance, Fantasy, Contemporary
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not until it fell from her bare shoulders and slid toward her hips, revealing a bit of the white lacy knickers he yearned to rip from her body.
    “Thank you,” she breathed.
    “You’re welcome.” His voice sounded rusty, as if he hadn’t used it in years.
    Walk away!
    But he stood, rooted. Staring.
    Felicia retreated—until her back hit the portal. With one hand, she grabbed the edge of the door. To steady herself? To shut it? With the other, she clutched her dress to her breasts. Duke still saw the shadow between them, pale, plump, tempting …
    His gaze jerked up to her face. She stared back.
    The lust thickening his blood nearly knocked him over, and Duke gripped the door jamb above her head for support. In forty-three years, he’d never felt anything like this. Not during his privileged adolescence, where the right glance and a bit of title-dropping got him any girl he wished. Not during his tumultuous transition from man to wizard. Certainly not recently, when sex had become mechanical, nothing more than a way to power up for the next battle against Mathias.
    This was totally unfamiliar and beyond his control.
    Duke shuffled closer. Her body heat grabbed him acrossthe mere ribbon of space between them. He leaned in, tilted his head, his gaze zeroed in on her lips, thoughts of tasting her storming through his head.
    He was about to make the biggest mistake of his life.
    “Stop me,” he murmured.
    Felicia stared, breathless, silent.
    Heart revving, Duke inched closer, enough to see the little line bisecting that lush lower lip and smell the peppermint of the holiday candy he’d given her in the car. “Felicia, stop me.”
    But she swayed closer, her eyes fluttering shut. Her hand left the door and latched on to his bare shoulder. Her touch jolted his system, a lightning rod charging through him. Thought stopped, desire flared.
    Yes, he was going to hell, but he’d go with her sweet taste on his tongue.
    He fused their lips together, covering her mouth with his own. So soft. Her gasp hit him in the chest as her fingers tightened on his shoulder, nails biting. Duke pressed his body against hers and urged her mouth open, instinct roaring at him to taste her. Felicia hesitated, then slowly, her lips began to part.
    He willed patience, his fingers clutching the wood above her head until splinters dug under his skin. He wanted to touch her so damn badly, stroke his hand down her delicate flesh, and caress her. But with need roaring through him, Duke was incapable of being gentle just now.
    Using his free hand, he yanked her dress off her hips, unable to hear whether he’d torn it over the drumming of his heart. It pooled at her feet.
    Then, finally, her lips parted completely, all the sweet treasures inside his to taste. He skimmed her lace-clad hip, her naked waist, until he settled the bare curve of her breastin his palm, her nipple burning his flesh.
    Desire burst like fireworks inside him, loud, bright, impossible to ignore.
    Duke crushed her mouth under his and delved deep, not wasting the time to sample. He inhaled, her sweet gardenia scent filling his senses like a drug. Her tongue brushed his shyly. She shuddered, her hand searing its way up his shoulder to clutch the back of his neck, her fist grasping at the short strands of his hair. The pull on his scalp told him that he affected her, and that revved him up.
    Then instinct flattened him. Like all wizards, Duke sensed his mate by taste. After a single kiss, he knew for certain that Felicia was meant to be
his
.
    He didn’t waste another instant before he pressed his entire body against hers, their bare chests hot against each other, intimate. He devoured her as if she was the most sumptuous flavor he’d ever rolled across his tongue. As if he’d starve without her. Both were true.
    Words stormed through his head, familiar despite the fact he’d never spoken them. Significant words. Life altering. He couldn’t wait to say them. To speak the Call and

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