Smooth Irish by Jennifer Saints

Author:Jennifer Saints [Saints, Jennifer]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Contemporary, Sensual, steamy, Grief, sensual fiction, sensual love, southern author, southern love story, southern writer, death of spouse, death in family, sensual discovery, death of a loved one, southern fiction based on real events, weldon series, death and bereavement, role play
Publisher: Between Your Sheets Publishing
Published: 2009-12-07T13:00:00+00:00

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“You cook a mean steak.” Nan sat back in her chair and folded her napkin after dabbing her mouth.

Jackson had already polished off his dinner and sat with his legs stretched out, sipping the last of his beer. Physically there wasn’t any part of Jackson she hadn’t had the pleasure of seeing or touching. They’d spent the morning sun bathing naked on the quilt by the creek, and the afternoon in his bed. They’d both gotten sun today. Jackson’s tan had deepened, making his teeth flash white when he grinned. “My motto with meat is if I can’t grill it then I don’t eat it.”

“I wondered how you did without a stove.” She couldn’t imagine living such a makeshift way every day, but he had turned out an excellent meal. A fresh salad, and microwaved potatoes and veggies went with their steaks. “The steak was heavenly.”

“No. The steak was good. You’re heavenly.” He leaned over and kissed her soundly.

She moaned. Making love again right that minute would kill her because she was already so replete. She’d lost count how many times they’d made love since she’d arrived last night. But with Jackson making the moves, she couldn’t deny him, and was ready to die for pleasure.

He didn’t move in for the kill this time though, he stood up and tugged on her hand. “Let’s go sit on the porch.”

He sat on one corner of the swing and placed a long leg across the bench seat, leaving his other leg planted on the porch. He patted the wood between his legs. “Sit here.”

She snuggled into him as he wrapped his arms around her, spooning her against him so they could both look out at the starry night and see the moonbeams peek through the clouds at the hillside. A chorus of crickets and frogs sang in the distance.

“This is beautiful. Quiet and peaceful. We haven’t seen anybody all day,” she said surprised to feel the contentment inside of her. She’d grown up in the country, and was no stranger to it. Yet her memories of it were different. The dark had always been too dark, the crickets too loud, and the isolation too acute. Moving to the city, having a career, and being hemmed in by people rather than land had been something she’d yearned to do for as far back as she could remember.

“In the four years I’ve lived here, you’re the only person who has been to my cabin. No reason for folks to stop by, this is private property and my family respects my privacy.”

His words intrigued her. Was she special to him? Jackson had made love to her with a passion and tenderness unlike any other, yet she’d never met a man so against making any type of a commitment to anything. “Don’t you get lonely out here?”

“No.” He tensed, and she wondered if he would continue. “I grew up with three brothers whose mission in life was to crowd into anything their older brother got to do.

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