Blame It on Your Heart by Jami Alden

Author:Jami Alden [Alden, Jami]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Contemporary, Western, Westerns
Amazon: B00FFDU2A0
Publisher: Jami Alden
Published: 2013-12-05T00:00:00+00:00

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Damon watched as Ellie tossed her hair back and laughed at something JT said. The music had slowed to a ballad and Ellie and JT had stayed out on the dance floor, their bodies pressed so close you couldn't get a sliver of light between them. His fingers curled around his bottle of Miller Light so tight his knuckles turned white. He took a long pull at his beer, grimacing at the sour feeling twisting his stomach.

He made mental note to remind Janelle to make sure all the deli supplies at the Gas N Go were refrigerated properly. Because the nasty knot in his gut had to be the turkey and avocado on whole wheat he'd scarfed down earlier this afternoon.

It couldn't possibly be because he was jealous of the way JT's hand splayed across Ellie's back, sliding down until it rested at the dip right above the curve of her ass.

It definitely couldn't be because of the way JT pulled her close enough so the soft curves of her breasts brushed against him. At the sight, Damon's own skin tingled with the memory of how those same soft curves felt pressed against his chest minus the impediment of clothing.

Warm, smooth, her hard little nipples pressing against him.

"So there's nothing going on with you two?" Dylan's gravelly voice pulled him from his self-torture, and he tore his gaze away from the pair.

From the moment Dylan had heard about Ellie's return to Big Timber, he'd bombarded Damon with questions about her return and warnings not to let himself get sucked back under her spell.

It was easy enough to ignore in emails—the only way they could reliably communicate when Dylan was overseas. Not so easy when he was in the passenger seat of Damon's truck. They'd no sooner pulled out of the parking lot of the Billings airport than Dylan had started grilling him about Ellie.

"There's nothing going on," Damon had said, rationalizing that he wasn't lying to his brother, because truly, at that moment, nothing was going on and hadn't been for a week.

The fact that he thought about her constantly and tortured himself by mentally replaying every touch, every taste, every second he'd had her naked was none of his younger brother's business.

Dylan had tried every angle to try to get Damon to slip up and admit something, but Damon's answer hadn't changed. "There's nothing going on. And even if there were, she's only staying in Big Timber until she can get her shit together and move on to bigger and better things."

At the time, he was proud of himself for keeping the bitterness out of his tone, though he suspected he hadn't convinced Dylan.

"Nope," he said now and drained his second beer.

"If there's nothing going on," Dylan said, "how come you're looking at JT like you want to nail his ball sack to a barn door and leave him hanging there for a few days?"

"I'm not," Damon said, but even as the words left his mouth he became conscious of his tight frown, the narrowing of his eyes and the tension in the set of his mouth.

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