Jackson gave her a blank stare. Jenna realized how he must have taken what she’d said and quickly added, “I mean eventually, not yet.”
He blinked a few times. “I don’t understand, honey.” [Read more...]
Fiction by Sydney Katt
Jackson gave her a blank stare. Jenna realized how he must have taken what she’d said and quickly added, “I mean eventually, not yet.”
He blinked a few times. “I don’t understand, honey.” [Read more...]
Jenna was still grinning from our morning in bed as we took the familiar drive home from Elaine’s house that night. I had a little personal time coming to me so I’d arranged to take the whole day off. We’d spent the better part of it in bed until we had to get ready for dinner with Elaine and Lana. Of course, we were late because I hadn’t been able to keep my hands off Jenna once I saw her all soapy in the shower. [Read more...]
Thursday, July 1
Jackson was already asleep when Jenna got home. She considered waking him, but thought better of it. Working on two cases at the same time probably caused him more than his fair share of sleepless nights since Lana was taken. Instead, she curled into him and tried her best not to be disappointed.
She failed. [Read more...]
Price reached out and smoothed his hand over my cheek until his fingers tangled into my hair, freeing it from the loose ponytail that contained it. “Skylar, do you have any idea how beautiful you are when you aren’t on the defensive with me?”
I averted my eyes. [Read more...]
I watched from the counter as Price washed the dishes after our meal. My feet swung restlessly over the edge, occasionally banging into the cabinets as I waited for him to finish. He dropped the subject of my meeting with Raptor after telling me he was going to prep me for it and I was grateful for that. Outwardly, I could talk a good game, but I knew the truth on the inside. Raptor was a hardcore killer and I was way out of my league. Despite what I said, I wasn’t ready.
Not even close. [Read more...]
God. How long had it been since my body last felt this relaxed? Years, probably. Too damn long, at any rate.
I shut off the faucet and dried my hands, annoyed by the trembling tension in my upper thighs. This was ridiculous. I really needed to get laid on a more regular basis. [Read more...]
“Did they ever prove if the agent was on the take?”
Jenna shook her head and started gathering the dinner plates from the coffee table. “They turned over the information to your office, but you know how you guys handle everything internally. No one on my side ever heard what happened one way or the other.”
This new information cast more suspicion on his partner. Dinsley’s behavior was already suspect before this, but if he were on the take… [Read more...]
“What, angel?” He caressed her cheek. “What is it?”
She sighed and dropped her gaze. “Making you wait the six months like you were just some guy I met at college was pointless.” [Read more...]
“Damn it all straight to hell!” Jenna shouted, tossing her cell phone to the floorboard of the car.
Jackson gave her a sidelong glance. “Everything okay?”
“No. [Read more...]
Jenna struggled to get out of Trista’s leather pants for a moment before remembering she hadn’t taken off her shoes yet. She reached for her shoes and tumbled back onto the bed. The shoes hit the floor with a thud and she winced. Good thing Trista was staying at Blaine’s that night. Even if she weren’t too drunk to avoid making noise with her shoes, the walls in the condo weren’t as thick as she’d like. Especially not when the nosy best friend’s bedroom was directly below. [Read more...]
The room was suddenly stifling. His breath was like fire on her skin and his eyes burned with the same intense glow as he stared at her. Her mouth was dry; breath was impossible. What was happening just didn’t make sense. She should put a stop to this. [Read more...]
An unnatural quiet, even for the solitude of her room, settled over them. No wind snarled against the window panes. No muted laughter drifted in from the other room. The sound of her heartbeat pounding in her ears should have deafened her yet it was muted next to the sizzling inferno scorching through Paul’s eyes, the heat emanating from them threatening to engulf her, consume her, if she let him set her ablaze. [Read more...]
Jenna splashed cool water [Read more...]
There was confusion in Jenna’s eyes [Read more...]
She nearly choked. “What?”
His breath came out in heated [Read more...]
Sydney Katt started writing once she could string together words and hasn't stopped since. She is the author of four novels in the Undercover Series, the writer of poetry and numerous fan fiction stories. Her work will soon be available in paperback and eBook formats, but until then, please enjoy reading it online. :) [Read More …]
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