The Lost and Found Trio by J.M. Madden

Author:J.M. Madden
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Fiction
Publisher: J.M. Madden
Published: 2015-10-05T23:00:00+00:00

WILLOW RUBBED HER fingers against her thumb on her right hand, remembering the feel of his hot skin. And he’d been muscular. It was obvious he worked out because the man didn’t believe in loose fitting t-shirts. Seems like everything he had fit him like a glove. But she wanted to see. She wanted to be like any other woman and drool over a hot body.

Hell, if he showed the inclination she would maybe do more than that. In spite of how she felt about her own body.

It wasn’t like they didn’t know each other. He’d been coming into the office for the better part of a year, once, sometimes twice a month even.

Something occurred to her suddenly, and she sat back against the bucket seat. “I don’t even know your whole name. Or what you do.”

Flynn glanced at her, his face lit by the lights of the dash. His teeth flashed for the barest second before he turned back to the road. “My name is Flynn. You know that.”

She narrowed her eyes at him. “You had your tongue down my throat. I think I can know your name.”

She lifted a brow at him, waiting.

He seemed to be mulling something over, but he tipped his head slightly. “Joe. Joe Flynn.”

Hm.

“But if you call me Joe, I probably won’t respond to it. I’ve only ever been called Flynn.”

She tucked that little tidbit of information away, happy that he’d given her another piece of himself.

“And I work for an investigative service on the north side called Lost And Found. Background checks, surveillance, that kind of thing.”

Willow turned her whole body to him in surprise. She hadn’t expected that. “How interesting! You get the dirt on everybody.”

He shrugged his broad shoulders. “Sometimes. Other times it’s sitting in a car for eight to ten hours a day doing nothing, day after day.”

“So where are you from Flynn? Seems like I still don’t know very much about you.”

Turning onto the 265 on-ramp, he glanced at his mirrors, then her.

“My family is in a little town outside Atlanta. Mom, a couple sisters. My dad died years ago.”

She frowned in sympathy. “What made you join the Navy?”

Merging into traffic, he shrugged his broad shoulders. “My dad had been Navy, so I always kind of had the idea I would have to join before I did anything else. Where I come from, there’s not much of anything to do but join the military.”

“And fight the Walkers, right?”

Cranking his head around, he laughed out loud.

Willow grinned, tickled that he’d gotten the pop culture reference to The Walking Dead. Joe Flynn just got a little cooler, in her eyes.

They chatted about five million things on the way back to her place, and even when they pulled into her driveway they sat there and continued to talk in the darkness.

Flynn had restrictions about what he could talk about in relation to his service. Most of it was covert ops. Willow wasn’t concerned about that, as long as it didn’t affect the now.

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