300
SINS OF THE HEART
The way he said it made her want him to look at her.
His eyes were mercury bright against the dark fringe
of his lashes, and the look he settled on her was hotter
than an arc welder, searing her, making every nerve in
her body jump to electric alert.
Hard-edged lust boiled her blood, electrified her
skin.
She’d made her choice, and she intended to enjoy
it. So she dropped her hands back to rest against the
glass tile of the shower stall, palms flat, back arched.
Her nipples puckered; her pulse raced.
“So look.”
His gaze slid from her face to her neck, lingered on
her breasts, then moved lower, nice and slow and
smooth, molten silver leaving a track of heat in its
wake.
She did her own perusal, taking in the shadows and
angles of his face, the corded muscle of his arms, the
swell of his pectorals, the flat, hard planes of his belly.
Lust, raw and ragged, tore through her.Just lust.She
wasn’t about to give it more significance than that.
When they were done with each other, bodies sated,
dark needs quenched, he’d still be a soul reaper, son of
Sutekh, and she’d still be Otherkin, a Daughter of Aset.
But in this moment, they were just two creatures,
two beings, sleek and hungry and oh-so-ready.
Reaching up, she dragged the heavy mass of her wet
hair back, baring her shoulders, her breasts. Then she