Muzzling The Beast: Taming The Beast, Book 4 (2016) - Plot & Excerpts
The breeze didn’t blow any longer and conversations drifted away. Candlelight gleamed in Gabe’s eyes, making their color even lighter, unearthly. He looked so beautiful and dangerous, like a fallen angel. Dizzy, Constance gripped the seat of her chair to steady herself. No way could she claim to be Becca again, unless she was willing to remove his memories once more. If she did and left his recollection of her intact, this same scene would repeat itself endlessly, similar to the dumb film Groundhog Day. Gabe would keep remembering stuff he shouldn’t and ask her out to see what was up. She’d go. They’d have a great time—except for moments like these—and it would all lead nowhere, making her more bereft. She had to leave but couldn’t move. Gabe squeezed her hand gently, as though in comfort or encouragement. He was too good, not deserving this. Constance finally moistened her lips so she could speak.
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