Manuscript Monday on Wednesday: An Alpha on His Knees
This week has been crazy, mostly because I'm trying to be a responsible adult and get my taxes ready (joy of joys!). So I forgot about MS Monday, but I'm ready now!
Also, I'm working on the next Lost Wolves book, which is fun because the setting is fresh and there's a whole lot of trouble brewing in the future. And sexy times. Those are simmering too.
Like this:
Here's another snippet of Alpha's Gamble (Haven City Series # 7). Davis screwed up big time and is trying to find the best way to apologize. *wink wink, nudge nudge*
Also, I'm working on the next Lost Wolves book, which is fun because the setting is fresh and there's a whole lot of trouble brewing in the future. And sexy times. Those are simmering too.
Like this:
And this:
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So I'm shipping these two like Amazon. Don't judge me! #noregrets
Here's another snippet of Alpha's Gamble (Haven City Series # 7). Davis screwed up big time and is trying to find the best way to apologize. *wink wink, nudge nudge*
Ken said nothing as he parked
the car near his condo and trudged inside. His suit was soaked, and his hair
dripped over his skin. He was pale and ashen, with tight lines around his mouth
and eyes. His faced was etched into a frown from his brow to his slightly
pointed chin.
Davis shut the door behind
him and let out a long, heavy sigh. He turned the lock, as if it even mattered!
A dragon could pop in and rip both of their heads off in the middle of the night,
though he doubted that.
To Davis’s surprise, Ken
didn’t move to the bathroom or the bedroom. He stood with his back to Davis,
dripping all over his hardwood floors with his shoulders tense and trembling.
As if all the energy Ken expended in the last few hours drained him.
Left him hollow.
Davis knew how that felt.
“Ken?” he said carefully and
wiped his boots on the welcome mat.
Ken didn’t say anything. He
didn’t turn or make a sound besides a sharp sob.
Davis stepped around him,
prepared for the worst. The moment when Ken kicked him out of his life forever,
because what the hell else did he deserve after tonight? But Ken didn’t even
look at him.
The dim glow of the living
room lamp illuminated his face, which turned toward the floor, and his
shoulders shook with something more than the cold.
“You need to get that suit
off. Clean up. Get to bed,” Davis said and reached forward.
He shouldn’t have done it.
Shouldn’t have touched Ken right then, because it sparked something in his
brain that shouldn’t have been sparked at a moment like that. Not after the
night they had. Davis shouldn’t think about Ken being naked on the couch with
another man, but he did.
His brain was a total
asshole.
Ken still trembled under
Davis hands, but the touch didn’t shock him out of whatever the hell was wrong
with him in the first place. Maybe he just realized what kind of danger they’d
been in, and it finally caught up to him.
Reasonable, considering Ken
had been sheltered most of his life.
Since Ken didn’t move, Davis
slipped the suit jacket off his shoulders. Normally, he’d have dropped it on
the floor and been done with it, but Ken was a neat freak. Emphasis on neat, so he slung it over the back of a
kitchen chair instead.
“This would work better in
the bathroom,” Davis mumbled.
Ken nodded with a slight dip
of his chin, and Davis pulled the omega forward. Hell, at least Ken responded
at all! Although, once they got to the bathroom Ken still didn’t try to help
undress himself.
He stood still, hands balled
into fists, chest heaving and eyes wide, as Davis yanked off the navy blue tie
around Ken’s neck. That went in the sink. Then, his fingers danced over the
buttons on Ken’s shirt.
One.
Two.
Four.
Each one revealed another few
inches of Ken’s chest – the gentle curve of muscle hidden under his skin, like
he did yoga or Pilates or something. And, fuck, he probably did.
Davis yanked the shirt out of
Ken’s pants, and his stomach did this weird little dance. Here he was,
undressing his best friend after one of the most traumatic experiences Ken had
ever had, and he was getting a rush thinking about it. How vulnerable Ken
looked at the moment. Just like he did when he told Davis the truth about his
sexuality all those years ago, and Davis did nothing but hug him.
He could do a lot more now,
and Ken would let him.
Yeah, his brain was a total asshole.
Slowly, well, slower than he
needed to, Davis slipped the wet shirt off Ken’s arms. It dragged over Ken’s
skin, leaving a line of goose bumps in its wake, and Ken took a deep breath.
A jolt shot straight to
Davis’s cock.
What. The. Fuck?
He closed his eyes. Breathed
in through his nose and out through his mouth. It moved over Ken’s chilled
skin, and his entire being filled with Ken’s distinct scent. “You want me to take
off your pants too?”
“Yes,” Ken said softly, his
voice hitched and far away.
So that was the first thing he
said when they got back. Davis almost laughed. Really!
But, who the hell was Davis
to say no? He was the one who got Ken into this mess to begin with. Unlike
before, he’d fix the problems he caused now.
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