Making Waves by Julie Kenner

Author:Julie Kenner
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Harlequin
Published: 2009-10-15T00:00:00+00:00

SHE WAS an idiot.

She knew she was an idiot because she believed him. He said he was sorry in that Southern Comfort voice, and she looked into those eyes and damned if she didn’t believe that every word he said was true.

She didn’t know if she was a fool or if he was a lying jerk or if it was a combination of both.

Or maybe—just maybe—Fate was giving them a second chance.

Because no matter how much he’d hurt her in the past, the band around her chest was dissolving. His presence alone had begun to strip it from her, and when he’d smiled, standing over her on the beach, the desire so clear in his eyes, that had loosened the band, as well.

But it was here, in the dark, in the back of this absurd van that she knew. This wasn’t about her being in control or him getting off on her Hot-Girl-in-the-City routine. This was Taylor doing penance. This was Taylor genuinely sorry. This was Taylor apologizing.

Most important, this was Taylor wanting her, just like he said.

He was watching her now with hooded, worried eyes. “I can say I’m sorry again if you want,” he whispered. “I’ll say it as many times as I need to.”

She licked her lips, wanting to trust him, but not wanting to be stupid. And sure as hell not wanting to get burned again. “Why are you here?”

He flashed that quick grin that had made her fall for him, and she forced herself to stay strong this time. “Because you didn’t want to go back to my place.”

It was her turn to grin. “On the island, Taylor. Why are you on this island?”

“Because of you,” he said without hesitation.

“Me?”

He drew in a breath, as if what he had to say was important, and he knew it. “I’m here because I wanted to see you again. I’m here to make this right between us.”

“No bullshit?”

“No bullshit.”

She was an idiot. And she was about to do something really stupid.

She was about to hold out her hand to him and ask him to take her to bed.

And all she could do beyond that was hope and pray that she wasn’t making the second-biggest mistake of her life.

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