SINS OF THE HEART
“What? Danger cranks your handle?”
“Cranks my—” He laughed, low and dark. “Yeah.
Maybe it does. Or maybeyoudo.”
Before she could think or move or clip him in the
jaw, he curled his fingers around the back of her neck
and dipped his head. Then his mouth was on hers,
smooth, firm lips opening on her own, his tongue in her
mouth. Sweet heat.
A tight coil of hard-edged lust twisted low in her
gut.
She had a knife in each hand, or she’d have
grabbed his ass.
Wrong place. Wrong time.
Didn’t matter.
His fingers were rough and calloused on the back
of her neck, his mouth hot on hers. He didn’t touch her
anywhere else. Not hips or thighs—and damn, she
wanted to press up against him until there wasn’t a molecule of air between them. He kissed her like he knew
her, knew every secret part of her. Exactly like he’d
done in her dreams.
Her skin felt like it was on fire. And her underwear
grew damp. From a kiss. One hungry, luscious kiss.
He withdrew. She chased him, running the tip of
her tongue along the corner of his mouth, the squared
edges of his teeth. She pushed deep, wanting more of
the taste of him. She’d never tasted anything so
damned, fucking good.
The air around them crackled with supernatural
power. Not his or hers. Something else.