Welcome to the
55th week of My Sexy Saturday.
This is our
nod for our historical authors. Share with us your sexy carriage ride for the
world to see! While some of you may be sad and think this is only for our
historic authors, think again. A sexy carriage ride can be in a space ship, a
’67 Mustang or a covered wagon. Can you remember your first sexy carriage ride?
Hmm…. I don’t write or even really read historical,
but have I put some loving in a car…? um, apparently no I have not. um...ok, so...
Ok, so, this isn’t really all that ‘sexy’ as it’s the
first moment that Brad saw Kyle after he’d left for years, but it’s the only
moment I have of anything near or around a car, that I can remember. Hope you enjoy
(and I would have made it a different scene, but really, I’m more than sure we’ll
get there – let’s hope coming up is a ‘public place’ moment and we’ll get one
of my fav scenes *wink*)
Cold sweat slid down Brad’s back as his fingers stung from the hold he
had on the door frame. He wasn’t sure if it was from the angle or his death
grip, but he couldn’t seem to get himself to let go.
Fuck him! Coming back here was a favour, something he was excited
about, even if terrified of what was to come. He didn’t want to run into anyone
he knew, and he didn’t think he would have, being this early in the morning.
Yet, here he was, standing, staring at the very man he really didn’t
want to see again. Even as he hoped this very thing would happen, it didn’t
mean he was able or ready to deal with it. Just a back-of-the-mind hope.
He was a horrible person, still lusting over a man he could never have.
Kyle was still handsome as hell. So much so, that Brad had yet to look
away from him to see Gene and James. Tall and broad, with sharp features that
somehow were softened by the roughness of his beard. His eyes, Brad knew, were
deep blue, almost black. It was a memory that was playing over the real image
that was just a foot too far away with the light just this side of too dark.
That too, and the man’s eyes sank into his face a little, so maybe you wouldn’t
have been able to tell from this distance anyway.
Brad shook his head. Why he was thinking about such a mundane point
when he should have been remembering the fuck-up he created and the loss that
happened after it?
Pete was his fault. It was entirely his fault, and was one of the real
reasons he had no problem coming back home when Michael had told him the
specifics about this case. Too much of it was like that night for Brad not to
want to help, even if his help turned him into cannon fodder
As
you finish you’re probably wanting to know who and what else accompanies this
hop, so please click here to see what everyone else has (and take a gander at
the rules and such)
And to end, a quick pimping: if you’re interested in
the series, click here and find out more, or if you simply wish to buy you can try the publishers first.
Just a quick note; the Moonlit Wolves series is
more enjoyable if read in order.
Intriguing...nice snippet this week :D
ReplyDeleteAh, angst and conflict make for an interesting story, right?
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