The Breed Casstiel's Vow by Alice K. Wayne

Author:Alice K. Wayne [Wayne, Alice K.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Alice K. Wayne
Published: 2014-08-12T18:30:00+00:00

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Quinn woke up thinking about her again, was sure he had dreamt of her all night.

Who was this mystery woman?

Nora… he didn’t dare say her name aloud.

Every time he closed his eyes he was tortured with the sight of her, the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and he had had to walk away from her.

Maybe they had sent her after him because they knew she would haunt him, drive him insane with need for her.

He shook his head hard, clearing his thoughts.

She was just another Breed solider doing her job, he reminded himself forcefully. She had to be, no other woman in their right mind would have gone after him like she did. The connection he was imagining between them was just that, his imagination.

He wasn’t oblivious to what he looked like, living on the streets had taken its toll on him. He had lost so much weight his body sickened him, and any sense of personal hygiene was long since forgotten.

However, she certainly hadn’t minded being completely exposed to him. She had encouraged him to look at her perfect body, flaunting herself before him.

It was her job, he growled to himself.

No matter how hard he tried, he couldn’t keep his mind off her curvaceous form, desperately wanting to grab her by those rounded hips. She had been kissed by the sun with her perfect tan complexion, her eyes a whiskey brown, just a shade lighter than her hair.

She was poison to his mind, and a temptress to his body, but here in the dark loading dock he had broken into, she was the only source of beauty in his life.

He wanted her more than he had ever wanted anyone. To feel the soft silk of her skin as he slid her underneath his body, to smother her luscious lips with his and kiss her as passionately as she deserved, to experience the triumph of her body surrendering to his, letting him fill her deep and hard.

Quinn shut his eyes and let out a curse. He needed to focus, needed to complete his mission, and thinking of her was only hindering him.

She was like a siren from Greek mythology sent to throw him off course.

He stretched and flexed his muscles, feeling his wound. Almost healed now.

Once he was back to one hundred percent he would finish what he set out to do. He wouldn’t let this siren tempt him, he didn’t know anything about the embassy, except that he didn’t need it or her. He needed for his family to live their lives and find happiness without him, and to finally finish things.

All that mattered anymore was doing this one thing right, all that was left in his life was accomplishing this mission.

Then he could finally end it all.

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