Rein In (Willow Bay Stables Book 3) by Anne Jolin

Author:Anne Jolin [Jolin, Anne]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Willow Bay Stables Book Three
Publisher: Anne Jolin
Published: 2016-10-24T21:00:00+00:00

“THEN LET ME SHOW YOU the sun.”

The wounds on my heart practically bled onto her lips as we kissed.

I didn’t know if one person could have enough light for two people, but she sure gave me hope.

Hope.

It had been so long since I’d felt it that I barely recognized what it looked like. I had been missing out. Hope was such a beautiful thing, and hope with Aurora… well, it was something else entirely.

Her hands slid from my jaw up into my hair, and I pulled her closer.

The warmth of her bathed over me and instead of pain, all I felt was the heat.

She was that exact moment you open your eyes after a bad dream. She was the fraction of a second when you realize it was just a nightmare. You’re awake now, and everything will be okay.

How could one person be all of that? She’d have to be an angel.

With our bodies pressed together in that little back booth, I kissed her for all the years I lived in the shadows, because with her lips on mine, my soul no longer felt eager to return to them.

Just a little longer in the sun would do no harm.

I turned, pulling her into my lap and fisted my hands in the long, white blonde of her hair. It held as much magic for me as the wings of an angel or the halo of a saint.

“Excuse me?” Someone somewhere called out to us, but I ignored them.

Tilting her head back, I took her mouth with every demon I possessed, letting them dive to their death on her lips.

Nothing so dark could resist her, and she welcomed them.

Her light burned everything around her, including me.

“I’m sorry but…” Someone tapped my shoulder.

They’d have to drag me from this booth by my hair to get me to stop kissing her.

“Miss,” the voice scolded.

Aurora dragged her mouth from mine. She blinked her eyes open, once then twice, her breathing labored and heavy.

I let my forehead rest on hers, and the muscles in my arms tightened around her.

“Yes?” she asked the voice that had interrupted us, but she didn’t move, not even an inch.

“I’m going to have to ask you to leave,” the voice, which I now recognized was male, said in a hushed tone.

My lips turned up, and the smile that spread across them was involuntary.

“Okay,” Aurora spoke, breathy and unevenly.

Sliding a hand from her hair to the side of her neck, I lifted her chin ever so slightly and took her mouth with mine, again.

She didn’t hesitate, her arms wrapping around my neck, pulling me closer. With ease, she met my pace. Where I ebbed, she flowed, and my heart danced a riot in my chest.

To kiss a woman is something every man should wish for, but to kiss an angel, that was something most wouldn’t even dare to consider.

When our lips finally parted, I could barely breath. My head felt dizzy and my skin was on fire.

“You really have to leave,” the man hissed.

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