Jaci Burton

Jaci Burton by Nauti, wild (Riding The Edge)

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arbone, and to her shoulder, then walked
    his fingers to the swel of her breasts, caressing her with
    feather-light touches that made her gasp.
    And then he lingered against her left breast, as if he were
    feeling her heartbeat. Just a slow slide of his fingers, back
    and forth. Maddening. And too damn slow. It was time to
    speed this along. She wanted him inside her right now.
    She grabbed his wrists and pul ed his hands down, then
    reached for the clasp of her bra.
    But he was faster than her. He pushed her hand away.
    “That’s my job.”
    “You’re too slow.”
    “You in a hurry?”
    She blew out a sigh. “Kind of, yes.”
    “You have an appointment?”
    He was laughing at her. Dammit. “No.”
    “Then why rush this? We have al night.”
    “Because. I want this. I want you. I want it now.”
    He slid his arms around her waist and jerked her against
    him. Her thighs pressed against his, her hip rubbed his
    erection. She reached between them and palmed his cock,
    measuring him, feeling the heat of him that permeated the
    denim. When he hissed, she knew his control came at a great
    cost. Somehow it made her feel better, like her frenzy wasn’t
    as one-sided as she’d thought.
    But he obviously had much greater control than she did at
    the moment. And she’d always prided herself on her control.

    But not tonight, and definitely not right now. She went for his
    belt buckle, and once again he stopped her.
    “Uh uh. Not time for that yet, honey. We need to relax you.”
    Relax? Out of the question.
    But then he distracted her by kissing her. God, could he
    ever kiss. She couldn’t remember any man spending so much
    time kissing her, and especial y not so thoroughly. He pul ed
    her ponytail holder out and threaded his fingers through her
    hair, held her head and plundered her lips with the intent of a
    pirate searching for treasure.
    His kisses mesmerized her, made her tingle al over, but
    they didn’t relax her. If that was his intent then he failed
    miserably. She heard the sound of her own blood rushing in
    her ears, felt her heart beating erratical y against his chest,
    and her legs trembled so much that if he hadn’t been holding
    on to her she might have fal en. This—this was not relaxed.
    Did he have any idea what his kisses did to her?
    And when he pul ed his lips away from her mouth and
    kissed his way down her neck, using his tongue to lick her
    throat and nibble at that oh-so-tender spot on her shoulder,
    goose bumps broke out on her skin. And she was anything but
    cold. She was hot. On fire. Her nipples were hard, tight points
    of tingling pleasure, just waiting for his touch, his mouth,
    anything that would give them relief, because with every
    movement they brushed against his shirt—his chest—only
    torturing her more.
    He stepped back and reached for the clasp on her bra,
    unlatching it and baring her breasts. Cool air slid over her
    nipples, but it was no relief from the heat blasting her body.

    She held her breath, needing his touch right there. And when
    he slid his hands over her breasts, his thumbs gliding over her
    distended nipples, she couldn’t hold back the moan of
    exquisite pleasure that escaped her lips. The rough contact of
    his hard, cal oused skin against her soft nipples sent shocks
    of sensation straight to her pussy. She arched her back for
    more.
    “Like that?”
    “Yes.” Her response had come out as no more than a
    whisper, a soft plea in the darkness. It was al she could voice.
    Her throat was dry, raspy from panting.
    He put an arm around her back and swept another under
    her legs, lifting her, carrying her toward the bed. The room was
    pitch-black, the drapes drawn so no moonlight or neon from
    the Strip showed through. She didn’t know if she liked that
    they couldn’t see each other, or if she’d prefer the soft light of
    the room so she could see his face.
    But this way, they had to rely on their other senses—on
    sound, on feel, on scent to guide each

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