“Okay, but keep me up to date. I should be home in the next few Wilde Fire 61 days.” “Will do.” * * * * Jessie stood up from the hotel’s only sofa in the lobby when Phoenix walked in the door. He’d brought her back to the hotel over an hour ago with the promise of a nice dinner. She’d agreed, und...
His brothers believed that they would be able to deal with him in a plural marriage with one woman. They imagined that Jessie could be the glue to keep them all together. But he knew better. In no time at all, they would be asking him to go easy on her. Not possible for me. He didn’t have an ounc...
She seemed ready for the first leg of the crazy carnival ride. He prayed the eventual destination of this roller coaster was her clothed in white inside Pete’s chapel surrounded by him and his brothers. But he couldn’t tell her about what he had planned for her and his brothers. Not yet. Way too ...
The full moon lit the landscape, enhancing the surrounding beauty in a soft glow. Dallas came around from the other side of the vehicle. He stepped next within touching distance of her, but didn’t actually touch her. She couldn’t process the plural marriage bomb he’d dropped at the moment. “Let’s...
It looked so warm and inviting. The kind of home she wished she’d grown up in. Aaron unlocked the door and swung it open. “After you.” She walked inside and found the interior was just as charming as the exterior. “Whoever de...
He’d lit candles, put the bath salts, soaps, shampoos, and oils he’d purchased for her today within easy reach, and then set up some music to play from his iPod dock. The tunes were soft jazz, which he’d learned she loved. So did he. The first selection began to play. Light vocals, a sax, snare d...