Magically Delicious by Caitlin Ricci

Author:Caitlin Ricci
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: gay paranormal St Pat's Day erotic romance
Publisher: Silver Publishing
Published: 2013-03-06T05:00:00+00:00

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Luke stretched languidly in the bright sunlight. Already bangers were being fried on the stove and he could hear voices coming from the kitchen. He struggled to slip his jeans on and get out of bed. He felt so tired, even though he'd had a good night's sleep—and a great dream. Thinking about Arn brought an instant smile to his lips. Trust him to think up some sex god of a man in his first month in Ireland.

He entered the kitchen and looked up, startled, as the laughter seemed to cease around him. "Uh… hey?" he said uncertainly, as he grabbed some toast and spread some beans on it.

Mitch, the oldest of them, gave him a strange look. "Hey, yourself. I didn't hear the front door open. Have a guest over last night?"

Luke frowned at the man and shook his head. "No. I didn't. What are you talking about?"

"You were moaning rather loudly," Mitch clarified, causing Luke's face to flame. He'd known he'd probably made too much noise. But now he just wanted to go curl up under his covers and hide for a while. He tried to slink back to his room but Vic's hand on his shoulder stopped him.

"Probably just a dream. We all get 'em. Sit," the man told him, trying to reassure him as best he could.

"But there be bruises on his hips," Mitch pointed out, waving a wooden spoon in Luke's general direction.

"No, there aren't," Luke protested loudly as he looked down. "Oh." Vic showed him to a chair and helped him sit down as Luke dropped his head into his hands. "So last night… he… and then I… but we… Oh."

Mitch handed him a glass of milk. "Sounds complicated."

Vic tsked at Luke as he got a plate and began piling it high with food. "It was. He didn't heed me when I told him not to keep the gold coin. A leprechaun got to him."

Luke's head shot up and he rushed to his room. He checked the nightstand, knowing he had put the coin there, right by his phone and his wallet, but when he didn't see it he very nearly trembled—until he caught sight of it on his backpack. He picked it up but almost dropped it with a yelp when his fingers met with warmth instead of the cool metal he was expecting.

"Still have the coin, I see," Mitch said from the doorway. Luke turned to also see Vic with him.

Vic walked forward and took the coin from his fingers before he could stop him. "Give that back, it's mine."

The man snorted at him. "It's a leprechaun coin. Those marks on your hips prove it. You were visited by a leprechaun last night. And now that you've been visited, there's no harm to me."

"Oh, yeah?" Luke retorted. "Then why didn't he take his coin back?"

Vic stopped walking and turned the coin over in his palm. "Huh. It's got writing on it. Didn't see it there yesterday."

He handed it off to Mitch, the expert in the house of all things old.

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