The Doctor Wears A Stetson (Contemporary Western Romance) by Anne Marie Novark

Author:Anne Marie Novark
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance, erotic, texas, doctor, western, cowboy, sensual, medical romance, steamy romance, alpha male, reunion story, second chance at love, contemporary western romance, contemporary cowboy romance, texas romance, spicy romance, small town romance
Publisher: Anne Marie Novark

Chapter Seven

The drive to Lover's Point took less than ten minutes. Ten long minutes that had Jessie wrestling with second, third and fourth thoughts. Could she put years of self-blame and sorrow behind her and move on? Or would this just cause more inner turmoil?

Cameron turned off the main road and drove up the bluff leading to Lover's Point. He parked the Jag on the ridge overlooking the deep canyon and cut the motor and the lights. The moon glowed brightly in the dark sky and a trail of wispy clouds floated across its silver face.

Jessie gripped the door handle, ready to hurl herself from the car. She wasn't ready . . . she wasn't sure . . .

"It's all right, Jess. We're not going to do anything until both of us want to."

Jessie's heart turned over at the tenderness in his voice. She licked her dry lips. "It's silly, but I'm nervous."

"I'm a little nervous, too." Cameron leaned against the doorframe and faced her in the darkness. "The last time I was up here, it was with you. You were nervous then, too. You'd never been to Lover's Point. You'd never been kissed."

"You remember it was my first kiss?" How sweet was that? Maybe he cared for her more than he realized.

"I remember feeling glad I was your first. You were so innocent and so damned young." Cameron snagged her gaze, his eyes tender and hot at the same time. "I remember a lot of things about that night."

"Like what?" Jessie tucked one leg beneath her, positioning herself toward him.

"Like I was glad I asked you to the prom. I was glad you accepted my invitation."

"But I was your last resort," Jessie said. "The prom was only a few days away. You'd broken up with Patti and there was no one left to ask."

His eyes burned into hers. "You weren't my last resort, Jess." His deep voice wrapped around her like a caress.

"I wasn't?" Her heart thudded in her ears.

"Not by a long shot," he said. "There were several girls in Girard and Cactus Gap who would've gone with me. You were not my last resort."

"Really?" Jessie's stomach did a belly flop. All these years she'd believed she was his last choice. That it had been a total fluke when he'd asked her to the prom. She'd been wrong. What else had she been wrong about?

"Yes, really." Cameron leaned closer. "Know what else I remember about that night?"

Jessie leaned closer, too; she couldn't help herself. "What do you remember?" she asked softly.

"I remember how beautiful you were in that dress. You looked so grown up. And sexy. I'd never seen you out of your coveralls."

Cameron reached for her and slipped his fingers behind her neck, drawing her across the console until they were only millimeters apart. "I'd give anything to see you out of your coveralls again." She felt his warm breath on her lips.

"Why did you come back?" Jessie asked, searching his eyes in the darkness.

"I couldn't stay away, Jess.

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