Devi knows she shouldn't trust the new employee at her favorite used bookstore. Sure, he's funny, smart and hands down the sexiest guy she's ever met, but something dark lurks behind his unassuming smile and sinful green eyes.Still, a girl can't always afford to be picky. When an angel abducts... read more
“He had to be joking. No one could say something so horrifying and then eat a French fry. Supernatural beings didn’t like fast food, I was sure of it. This was all an elaborate hoax and I just hadn’t picked up on it yet. It had to be, and even if it wasn’t I would pretend it was. Pretend until it became true.“Well, you can’t be a vampire.” I struggled to make it sound like I was teasing, not feverishly wishing. “You’re not sparkling.”He laughed. “Maybe I only sparkle at night.”“So you’re like a disco ball?””
““You will do anything I ask,” I whispered.The words hung in the air, a mantra spoken to the dark. His eyes lost focus and glowed softly as they focused on my lips.He allowed me to pull his hand away from my face. Now no barrier stood between us, and he could see the intensity in my eyes that mirrored his. “Maybe this kind of devotion is sinful,” I continued. “Perhaps it was even the origin of sin. But you and I are already damned.” His chest was heaving, and I rested my chin on it. “I’m not just asking for this. I am begging.”He blinked, and the corners of his eyes began to glisten. Tears, I realized. They took on an emerald sheen from the heated look he gave me.My hands ran over his cheeks, drying those tears—erasing them. “Why are you the one crying now?”“I just, I never thought…” He ran a finger up the side of my neck and brushed a strand of hair behind my ear. My body tightened. “Will you let me?”Before I could tell him how stupid he was being, he crashed his mouth into mine.”
“'Everyone has flaws,' I told him.He shook his head. 'Not everyone. My flaws simply anticipate future genius.'”
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I pushed against his shoulders. They didn’t even budge. “Forty minutes isn’t long enough! Four hours at least.” “Fine. Forty-five minutes.” He rolled his head back and closed his eyes slowly, as if the action pained him. “Damn, I shouldn’t have negotiated. It’s hard to think when you’re around.” I just stared at him. He called that negotiating? He’d only given me another five minutes.Highlighted by 11 Kindle customers
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“And don’t you dare bring up Sweet Savage Sentiments just because I bitch-slapped you romance-style.”Highlighted by 9 Kindle customers
Oz giggled—yes, actually giggled. It was a very sexy giggle, though, and made me smile like an idiot. “Is this about Forneus?”Highlighted by 9 Kindle customers
I was struggling to keep my eyes open, the angel was looking at the ground, Oz was glaring at the trunk, and for some reason I just knew that Forenus, locked down and wrapped in a sheet, was glaring right back.Highlighted by 9 Kindle customers
“Maybe this kind of devotion is sinful,” I continued. “Perhaps it was even the origin of sin. But you and I are already damned.”Highlighted by 8 Kindle customers
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“I give you my heart, Devi. If I am to die, let it be by your hand.”Highlighted by 6 Kindle customers
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