Across the River of Yesterday: A Loveswept Contemporary Romance by Johansen Iris

Author:Johansen, Iris [Johansen, Iris]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance
ISBN: 9780345546173
Goodreads: 17835093
Publisher: Loveswept
Published: 1987-05-01T07:00:00+00:00

Five

Serena turned the bacon, experiencing a good deal of difficulty working around Gideon’s arms, which were holding her in an affectionate hug. He seemed to have a fondness for attacks from the rear, she thought with amusement. His cheek brushed aside her ponytail as his lips started to nuzzle the nape of her neck. “Gideon, you’re supposed to be making toast.”

“I am making toast.” His hands slipped beneath the loose cream shirt she was wearing to rub her midriff with lazy sensuous strokes. “The toaster is automatic.” His hands roved up to cup her bare breasts in his palms and began to squeeze their fullness while his thumbs flicked at her nipples teasingly.

She caught her breath, as she felt her breasts tauten and swell in his hands. “Well, this frying pan isn’t,” she said thickly. “I’m going to burn the bacon.”

“That’s simple enough.” He pressed closer so she could feel his rock-hard arousal against her bottom. “Turn it off.”

His fingers were plucking at her nipples and she was beginning to see everything through a heated haze. She heard a mechanical ping somewhere across the room. “The toast is up,” she said vaguely.

“That’s not all.” Gideon voice was ragged. “I never knew making breakfast could be such a turn-on. Of course, your running around in just my shirt could have something to do with it.”

“I have a pair of shorts on,” she protested, then tensed as his hand dove down between her thighs and squeezed teasingly.

“So you have. What a disappointment.” One hand was rubbing her with a slow circular motion that caused her to arch back against him convulsively, while the other left her breast to pick up the frying pan and put it on the back burner. “The bacon’s burning, Serena.” His lips nibbled at her ear before nipping sharply. “And so are we. Don’t you think we should do something about it?”

“Maybe we’d better,” she said breathlessly. “It’s obvious we’re not going to eat breakfast until we satisfy a few other appetites.”

He chuckled. “I knew you were a clear-thinking woman.” He drew her back from the stove and with his arm around her waist, he led her to a straight-backed kitchen chair and pulled her onto his lap. “You’re absolutely right.” He stared to unbutton her shirt.

Her eyes widened. “Here?”

“Why not? It’s closer than the bedroom.” He whirled her around until she was astraddle him. The bold shock of his manhood pressed against her, separated by only a few layers of material, and sent a hot liquid melting to her loins. He had the shirt unbuttoned now and was impatiently pushing it aside. “Wouldn’t you find it erotic to make love in the kitchen?” He was punctuating his words with tiny teasing strokes with his tongue at her nipples. “I’d like to make love to you on every piece of furniture in the whole damn house.” He blew teasingly at one taut peak. “Then, no matter where I was, I could look around and think about what you said, and what you did.

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