Sparks & Cabin Fever by Susan K. Droney

Author:Susan K. Droney
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Torrid Books
Published: 2015-06-25T04:00:00+00:00

Cabin Fever

by

Susan K. Droney

Kayla slowly pressed down on the accelerator. The tires spun on the ice, but the car refused to budge. She peered out of the windshield, but all she could see were large snowflakes—and lots of them. Beautiful for skiing, a pain while driving. In another hour it would be dark. She was stranded in the middle of nowhere and she was frightened. She picked up her cell phone and turned it on. Still no signal—she couldn't even call 9-1-1! Fear gripped her heart as she imagined freezing to death out here all alone.

No, I have to keep a clear head, she reminded herself. I'll figure something out. In the half hour since she'd slid off the road she hadn't seen one vehicle, except the idiot who had sideswiped her causing her to end up in the ditch. He hadn't even had the decency to stop to see if she was okay. Instead, he went barreling down the road in his fancy four-wheel drive truck, probably oblivious to everyone but himself.

Thank God she'd had the common sense to bundle up and throw her knee-high boots into the backseat before setting out this morning. She had hoped to surprise her best friend, who'd invited her on a skiing trip this weekend with a group of friends Kayla rarely saw. She hadn't been sure she wanted to go and had made no commitment to Sasha, but at the last minute rearranged her schedule and decided to surprise her at the ski lodge. Maybe she'd find a new hot stud to quench the yearnings within her, if only for one night. Her past relationships had ended going nowhere, and the sex had definitely been unmemorable, leaving her with a large void. Due to her hectic schedule, her sex life was almost nonexistent now. The closest she got to a man was in her fantasies when she used her vibrator, imagining it was a throbbing cock.

She forced her mind to concentrate on her present predicament. Now she wished she'd told someone where she was going—at least Sasha—so she'd make some inquiries when Kayla failed to arrive. No one would even know she was missing. She was on the go so much that her friends had grown used to her not being home if they happened to stop in for an impromptu visit. But her trusty cellphone had always kept her in touch until now. She couldn't even pick up a signal in this remote area.

Why hadn't she stuck to the main road instead of trying to save time by taking unfamiliar back roads? She sighed heavily. There was no sense beating herself up over it now. She looked again at the snow now swirling as a wind picked it up. If not for her current predicament, she might have enjoyed the peacefulness. Once again fear clutched her heart. She'd lived her entire life in Buffalo and she knew how quickly a seemingly innocent snowstorm could become a blizzard in the blink of an eye.

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