Mackenzie's Mountain
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3Chapter Two. 10Chapter Three. 17Chapter Four 24Chapter Five. 32Chapter Six. 39Chapter Seven. 46Chapter Eight 53Chapter Nine. 60Chapter Ten. 67Chapter Eleven. 75Chapter Twelve. 82Epilogue. 91 Chapter OneHe needed a woman. Bad.Wolf Mackenzie spent a restless night, with the bright full moon throwing its silver light on the empty pillow beside him. His body ached with need, the sexual need of a healthy man, and the passing hours only intensified his frustration. Finally he got out of bed and walke...d naked to the window, his big body moving with fluid power. The wooden floor was icy beneath his bare feet but he welcomed the discomfort, for it cooled the undirected desire that heated his blood.The colourless moonlight starkly etched the angles and planes of his face, living testimony to his heritage. Even more than the thick black hair worn long to touch his shoulders, even more than the heavy-lidded black eyes, his face proclaimed nun Indian. It was in his high, prominent cheekbones and broad forehead, his thin lips and high-bridged nose.
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3Chapter Two. 10Chapter Three. 17Chapter Four 24Chapter Five. 32Chapter Six. 39Chapter Seven. 46Chapter Eight 53Chapter Nine. 60Chapter Ten. 67Chapter Eleven. 75Chapter Twelve. 82Epilogue. 91 Chapter OneHe needed a woman. Bad.Wolf Mackenzie spent a restless night, with the bright full moon throwing its silver light on the empty pillow beside him. His body ached with need, the sexual need of a healthy man, and the passing hours only intensified his frustration. Finally he got out of bed and walke...d naked to the window, his big body moving with fluid power. The wooden floor was icy beneath his bare feet but he welcomed the discomfort, for it cooled the undirected desire that heated his blood.The colourless moonlight starkly etched the angles and planes of his face, living testimony to his heritage. Even more than the thick black hair worn long to touch his shoulders, even more than the heavy-lidded black eyes, his face proclaimed nun Indian. It was in his high, prominent cheekbones and broad forehead, his thin lips and high-bridged nose.
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