The Biker Ghost Meets His Match (Gambling Ghosts Series Book 4) by Jo-Ann Carson

Author:Jo-Ann Carson [Carson, Jo-Ann]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780994955661
Publisher: JRT Publications
Published: 2017-06-22T16:00:00+00:00

7

The Second Card

“Cheating death is the only way to live.” Three Sheets.

“What do I get if I choose a card?” said a deep voice from the doorway. Charlie looked beyond Rufus to see a swoon-worthy pirate with a devilish grin. Built strong and solid, he had an olive complexion and long, dark hair, pulled back. His open shirt revealed a well-toned chest. Everything about him spelled rogue in neon, capital letters, right down to his killer, pirate boots. “I want to play too,” he said, with mischief dancing in his sinfully dark, chocolate-brown eyes.

Charlie had only done threesomes in her dreams, but these guys were both so hot. And they were dead. And her mother wasn’t around.

Rufus put up his arm to block his friend from coming near her. “She’s mine, you soggy sea dog.”

“Soggy sea dog? That’s the best you got? I say we ask the lady. She may like her men salty.”

Charlie tried to appear composed, but inside a whole different rodeo played. Sitting in front of these two handsome men with her blouse open, her mind zipped through a sexual rolodex. She licked her lips. “Here’s the deal, pirate.” She looked over at Rufus to make eye contact. His eyes were deliciously warm and welcoming, like warm cocoa. “I want Rufus to stop haunting my brother, Mad Dog.”

“And what are you willing to do to stop him?”

Holy tamoley, the pirate’s voice was as seductive as his eyes.

“Hey, I’m still here,” said Rufus. “And I want her all to myself.”

“What’s the fun in that, mate,” said the pirate.

“I ain’t your mate, asshole. She’s mine and mine alone.”

Oh, now that did sound nice, thought Charlie, in a Neanderthal kind of way that trumped the group-orgy thing in her fantasy landscape, but not by a whole lot. She swallowed.

“Okay, fellas. If Rufus flips the second card, I’ll take off my blouse completely.”

“The bra. What about the bra? They are pretty things, but they cover way too much.” The pirate narrowed his eyes.

Rufus gave him a hard look. “You don’t get to touch her, but you can watch.”

The pirate raised his hands in the air. “Agreed.”

The card flipped. The ten of Wands in the present position. Charlie bit her lip, to stop herself from saying anything. A good reading couldn’t be gathered until all the cards were on the table, because the meaning of individual cards was influenced by their proximity to others. Still, the ten of Wands in the present position intrigued her. Wands were the suit of the spirit, or at least that’s how she liked to think of them. The ten meant that his energy was drained. He felt weighted down. Check and check. How else would a ghost feel? This card indicated a free spirit forced into a limited situation, when his life goals had not yet been completed. It all fit. Damn she was good. But she kept her face serene, so he wouldn’t know how much she knew about him.

Before she could reach for her blouse it lifted gently from her body and flew into the air, landing softly on the chandelier.

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