“Minnie, wake up. We have a problem.” I moaned and opened one eye. “It’d better be a really bad problem.” “It is.” She shoved a newspaper in my hand, and my sleepy, gritty eyes widened, the hangover banging in rhythm to the beat of my heart. “Oh, shit,” I whined. Verity walked to my bathroom, tal...
Even in sleep he knew it was good. He snuggled closer to the intoxicating, warm scent. Soft hair brushed against his nose and his eyes popped open. He found Callie’s head nestled in the crook of his arm, his cheek resting on the top of her head, her sweet-smelling hair just below his nose. The gr...
Jeffrey dropped Harper off at her brother’s loft and waited outside while she talked to Aiden. Her brother was there, which, as far as Harper was concerned, was at least something. When she entered, sliding the big metal door open and closed behind her, he was sitting at a long table, dressed in ...
Damn him all to hell for his inability to do the simple dance steps she wanted him to do. A smile on her face was much better than the discouraged frown. But as Harper said, the competition wasn’t really important. Keeping Poe safe was. But in this case it was important, to her, and he was worrie...
He had actually been pacing in front of the door, thinking about going over to Brooke’s. But he wasn’t sure what her plans were, so he should probably just call her. He had two reports to finish, but he’d left them on his desk. For the first time since he’d started at the firm, he’d left work und...
I grabbed onto him anyway, compassion making my throat tight. I scooted close to him, and simply wrapped my arms around him, murmuring, “It’s okay. It’s okay.” Awash with a whole storm of emotion, my heart constricted when he uttered a broken cry and I tightened my hold convulsively when he tried...