Wild Harts: Rockstar Shifters Box Set by Lily Cahill

Author:Lily Cahill [Cahill, Lily]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Nameless Shameless Women LLC
Published: 2016-08-10T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter Three

Nina

NINA NEARLY CHOKED ON A cheese fry.

What.

The.

Fuck.

Drew Hart stared right at her, his vivid green eyes wide. Nina raised her eyebrows, then glared as the hulk of a man just stood there and stared. His hands curled into fists then relaxed just as suddenly, ropes of muscle bunching in his forearms.

“What the hell is he doing here?” Nina hissed, finally dropping her gaze.

“Who?” Beside her, Vanessa Jones slid her eyes toward the door. “Jesus Christ. I can smell the testosterone from here.”

Nina rolled her eyes at her best friend and tried to ignore Drew, but she could feel his presence. It was like a bit of her was locked on him, watching his every movement even as she tried to pretend he wasn’t anywhere near her. It made her grimace with annoyance.

Nina swallowed the lump of cheese fries and grabbed her tumbler of whiskey. She downed it in one go.

“Whoever he is, I think he’s leaving,” Van said out the side of her mouth.

Nina snapped her eyes back to Drew, her body betraying her. She reached for him, everything in her surging toward him. Fuck it. Before she could think better of it, Nina grumbled loudly and called out to him.

Drew froze just at the door, the muscles in his neck and arms tensing and releasing again. Nina hated how sexy she found it, the power lying just under the surface of Drew’s calm demeanor.

Except he wasn’t calm right now. As he turned back toward Nina, his eyes were a tumult of emotion and his jaw was tight.

“Come on, then,” Nina said loudly. She hooked the toe of her black boot around the leg of a chair at the next table and dragged it closer. She motioned at the chair, then at the bartender, Clem, who was watching them closely. “Might as well get a drink with us.”

Clem sauntered over with two whiskeys, neat, and slid them onto the small table. He eyed Drew, but didn’t say a word. Nina had been coming to The Bronze for years, and the old bartender could get protective. With a mutter about big, dumb idiots, Clem left them and went back to the bar.

“Well?” Nina craned her neck to look up at Drew, who was hovering at their table in silence. “Don’t make me drink these on my own. This one”—she hitched a thumb toward Van—“isn’t drinking out of solidarity with her knocked up wife. It’s been a hell of a drag.”

Van snorted and elbowed Nina in the ribs. They both knew Nina was family to Van and her partner, Amy. She’d already agreed to be godmother to their unborn baby.

After another pause, Drew eased himself into the chair and leaned his elbows on the table, one giant paw of a hand curled around the tumbler. His jaw was still tight, and his eyes stayed focused on the amber liquid. Nina glanced at him, letting herself stare at his strong profile. Everything about him was strong—his nose was proud and straight, his chin angular.

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