Fury Unleashed by N.J. Walters

Author:N.J. Walters
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fantasy & Futuristic Romance; Paranormal Angel Romance; Paranormal Demons & Devils Romance; Metaphysical Fiction; Paranormal & Urban Fantasy; Romantic Fantasy; Sword & Sorcery Fantasy eBooks; Forgotten Brotherhood series; N.J. Walters; Entangled Publishing; Amara; Stand Alone Romance; Action & Adventure romance; Urban Fantasy; battle; assassins; immortal assassin; bounty hunter; enemies to lovers romance; archangel romance; angel romance; demon; paranormal romance; opposites attract romance; redemption romance; fallen hero; fallen angel; suspenseful romance; immortal hero; alpha hero romance; thriller romance; fantasy thriller;
Publisher: Entangled Publishing, LLC
Published: 2020-02-19T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Thirteen

Maccus stared up at the ceiling, drained both physically and mentally. He’d lost count of how many times he’d fucked Morrigan. Each time he’d told himself to go more slowly, to be gentle. Each time he’d failed.

No one could call him a considerate lover at the best of times. He made sure his partner came, but he’d never driven a woman as long and hard as he had Morrigan. And she’d proved more than his equal, meeting him stroke for stroke, gripping his shoulders, digging her fingernails into his skin.

No matter what he’d done, what he’d asked of her, she’d welcomed him. He’d never had a more perfect lover.

How was he supposed to give her up?

They weren’t only compatible in bed but outside it as well.

“Why aren’t you sleeping?” Her voice was groggy. Her head rested on his shoulder and one leg was bent and thrown over his thighs, so she was partially covering him. It seemed natural and right to hold her like this.

Again it marked her difference. All past sexual encounters had taken place outside his home. She was the only woman he’d ever had in his bed. Usually, it was him getting up to leave while his sex partner slumbered in their own home or at some hotel.

When she pushed upright, the covers slithered down, leaving her upper body bare. His cock stirred.

She blinked several times, reminding him of a curious owl. Her hair was damp and stood up in short tufts in places. A lock was stuck right in the center of her forehead, so he brushed it aside. Her skin was dewy, her lips swollen.

The damn woman was making him downright poetic. He was much better at killing things, preferred it. It was easier.

“Now you’re thinking too loudly,” she complained.

He almost smiled, and he never smiled. “Sorry.” Not really. He’d been watching her sleep. Wouldn’t have woken her, but he was glad she was awake.

The corners of her lips tilted up in a smile. His chest expanded as he took a breath.

“No, you’re not.” She shoved her fingers through her hair, yawned, and rolled onto her back. He followed, turning onto his side and propping his head up on one hand so he could stare down at her.

“No, I’m not,” he agreed.

She laughed and shook her head. “An honest man. I didn’t think there was such a thing.”

“I’ll never lie to you,” he promised. It might hurt them both, but he’d always tell her the truth.

“I know.” Her chin dipped, and her eyes slid away from him. “Sometimes I wish you would, but I’m glad you don’t.”

He didn’t like seeing her this way—defeated and uncertain. Not the confident hunter and woman who tempted him at every turn. “Tell me about yourself.” The request was twofold. It would distract her from her worrisome thoughts and also allow him to learn more about her.

“What do you want to know?”

“Something. Anything.” He’d treasure any little memory, no matter how mundane. Digging through his memories, he replayed everything she’d already told him.

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