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Sharing Gill by Jevenna Willow

Excerpt from Sharing Gill
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"Oh, I can take a joke, Mr. Hillard," she warned, "when it is actually funny."

He stopped his movements, crossing his arms over his massive chest, standing tall. "What's wrong with sleeping in the barn?"

"One: it's a barn. Two: I saw animals outside, which means it is already occupied. Three:..."

He held up his hand. "You can stop at three. There's a room you can use upstairs."

"Can I go there now? Freshen up?"

"Why the hell do you need to freshen up?"

"I'm hot and sticky. I'd like to freshen up," she reasoned.

"There's only one bathroom."

"So?"

"I'm going to be using it within the next five seconds."

"For what?" she snapped.

His brow lifted. "For taking a long, cool shower to 'freshen up', that's what."

She ground the backs of her teeth, and let him have it in one fell swoop.....

Sahara by Jevenna Willow

Excerpt from Sahara
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His sudden smile turned her cold. "You did not have to say it to have me hear it, Sahara. You have done your best to turn my head, and in a matter of only a few short days. My ideals toward life have gone astray. I thought myself decent, generous, reasonable, but then you came along and challenged all that. Was this, perhaps, the reason they got rid of you? You like to stir things up."

She slapped him as hard as she could. She never expected him to slap her back, however, both staring at each other in blank shock.

He apologized quickly. "I should not have hit you. A true gentleman never hits a lady. I'm sorry. It won't happen again."

The tears welled, the sting to her cheek unbearable, but she did not break or bend. She couldn't. Yet, she could speak her mind, her soul already damned. "You are no gentleman Colonel De`bache. The more you open your mouth and say awful things, the more I am truly convinced of this."

"And you are no lady, Sahara Rothchild...no matter how many times you try to pretend you are."

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Elemental Instincts by Jevenna Willow

Excerpt from Elemental Instincts
(Please note this is copyrighted material)

He drew in a sharp breath, holding back a few seconds. Should he tell her the truth?

"Fine. The problem is the last person who wore my clothes is dead."

Ensuing silence then overwhelmed both him and the room, muffling the crackling of logs in the fireplace near his legs, Emily's gaze holding tight.

"I'm sorry, Chris. I hadn't thought of that."

"Why would you?" he said flatly.

She shrugged. "I did have a life--for a while. I know what it's like to share clothing with a significant other."

He turned, reaching for the fireplace poker, stabbing a log falling too close to the grate. "Dammit, Em," he said softly. Raising his head, he stared at her. "I keep forgetting we've lost something of ourselves because of another."

"I wish you wouldn't."

He nodded. "I'll try not to."

"And I'll try to find something else to wear to bed."

He set aside the poker, facing her. "You don't need to do that."

"Are you sure?"

He nodded. "They look better on you than they ever did on me."

"That's because they're not filled with arrogance and pride, seeping through the material," she said, smiling.

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