Shelter by Crownover Jay

Author:Crownover, Jay [Crownover, Jay]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Shelter, Romance, Suspense, Adult, Contemporary
Amazon: B0779CC6N7
Goodreads: 36571012
Publisher: Jay Crownover LLC
Published: 2017-12-26T08:00:00+00:00

Somewhere in the Middle of Forgiveness

Emrys

I liked the way Sutton Warner felt underneath me. I wanted to keep him there all night, long after I dragged him inside and out of the chilly barn.

All that long, lean, coiled strength focused entirely on me and getting me off was a heady experience. He’s been holding himself in check since getting out of the hospital. His restraint was admirable, but it had vanished the instant he put his hands on me. There was a thread of wild and wicked in him that made me lose my mind and forget every reason that getting lost in him was a terrible idea. He had the ability to shatter common sense with nothing more than a kiss. I also enjoyed the way he felt on top of me and pressing in close behind me. I felt anchored and secure instead of floating around, searching for a place to land. I adored the rough glide of his hands across my skin and the low rumble of his voice as he issued dirty commands in the dark. He wasn’t shy when it came to getting what he wanted from me, and I loved that he didn’t hesitate to give whatever he was asked for right back to me. There was no guessing or trying to figure out what the other person liked, what made them feel good. We clicked. We fit in a way that was surprising considering how different we are. It was entirely too easy to get turned on by the scrape of his facial hair against all my most-sensitive parts. Everything about being with him was tactile and physical. He was doing a good job making sure I wouldn’t be able to forget anything about him anytime soon.

I had a hand on the center of his chest, his scar was smooth and warm under the tips of my fingers. I couldn’t stop touching it, the mark that tied us together and reminded me just how far this man was willing to go in order to protect someone else. He might not be able to see all the things that made him a good man without him having to try, but I did. I could see them as clear as day.

I could see how much he loved his family and his daughter, even when he faltered. I recognized the way he made room for Leo in his life when he didn’t have to. I saw the way he stayed committed to this property and the legacy he felt he had to maintain even though it was obvious he didn’t want to cater to outsiders. I felt the way he handled me, gentle and ruthless at the same time. He wanted the time we had together to be worth something, to have an impact, but he didn’t make promises or give me platitudes. This thing between us had a looming expiration date, even with the slip-up in the barn. I typically took precautions when it came

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