Someone New: sweet contemporary romance (Jilted in Sawyer Creek Book 2) by Lacy Williams & Susan Crawford

Author:Lacy Williams & Susan Crawford [Williams, Lacy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lacy Williams Books LLC
Published: 2018-09-20T16:00:00+00:00

Shelby Caine was kissing him.

She'd snuggled up next to him and was taking what she wanted—what he was happy, elated, delirious to give her.

Maybe she'd inspired him to write music, too, because darn if he didn't hear a bass drum thumping with each touch of her lips. Or maybe that was just his heart, pounding in his head like thunder.

Her hand splayed on his jaw, her fingers as soft as a kitten as they moved over his cheek.

She tasted sweet, like honey. Or maybe he was just losing his mind to the sensations she created in him.

She ended the kiss and curled up against him, nuzzling her head into his shoulder. His chest rose and fell rapidly as he tried to recover.

"How's your head-music now?" he asked breathlessly.

He felt her smile against his shoulder. "You'll definitely make it into a song someday."

He found himself smiling, still reeling from the kiss. He'd never expected this. Never expected her.

He liked her.

And he was grateful that whatever impulse had prompted him to take her fishing had kept them out of Sawyer Creek. No one had seen them, so no one was around to blow her cover, and she had no idea he knew she was a pop star.

They could build on this.

He needed to take her back to the B&B. He'd meant to keep her out, but maybe not until it was almost time for him to be up and at his chores. If he could deliver her back before anyone was the wiser, maybe he could figure out a way to see her again before she left town. And maybe they could grow this thing—whatever it was—long distance. It wasn't ideal but—

He’d have to find another way to break free from the ranch. Shelby wasn't it. But she'd sure as heck lit a fire under him to make the break. There’d be no putting it off anymore. If he was going to be the kind of guy she'd want to be with, he had to learn to stand up for himself.

"You wanna come to a wedding tomorrow?" she asked, her voice husky. "I gotta find myself a date."

He hesitated. He desperately wanted to spend more time with her, but he’d have a host of chores tomorrow.

As he opened his mouth to ask if he could call her in the morning, he realized she'd relaxed against him. Her breathing was slow and even. She was asleep.

If he tilted his chin just right, he could see the slope of her cheek, then her shoulder and the arm she'd slung across his stomach.

He should wake her, get her back where she belonged.

But it had been such a long time since he'd felt so peaceful. He had some big moves to make, starting in the morning. He was really going to do it.

He just wanted to hold her a little bit longer.

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