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The Veil Of Night
Lydia Joyce
Excerpt
Alone together The meeting of lips—the strange softness of skin,
the exquisite heat, the alarming dampness that promised
something more. Victoria had almost forgotten the bitter
sweetness of it, the mingled hunger and completion that
electrified every sense. Raeburn’s lips hardened against
her own, giving and taking at the same time. His arms
wrapped around her, half lifting her from her feet.
Someone moaned—and Victoria dazedly recognized her own
voice. The coarseness of clothing was torture against her
skin; it demanded release and the balm of another body
against hers.
Even as Raeburn’s lips caressed her mouth and
throat, even as he drew her ever harder against him—even
then, she was alone. Alone as she had been for fifteen
years. But now, for once, for just one night or even one
hour, she didn’t want to be alone anymore....
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