Shelter in a Soldier's Arms
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He jerked out of a sound sleep only to find himself right where he was supposed to bein his bedroom. It was nearly a full second before he was able to register two important facts: he hadn’t had the dream and he wasn’t alone.
He didn’t know which startled him more. After he and Ashley had made love the previous evening, they’d slipped under the covers. He’d held her close, fully expecting to spend another night staring at the ceiling, not daring to close his eyes and experience the nightmare. I...nstead he’d drifted off without being haunted by the specters of his past.
He turned toward the feminine warmth pressing against him, only to find Ashley watching him. She smiled slowly.
“Good morning.”
Her voice was velvet, her body silk. He found himself instantly aroused by her presence and the acceptance he saw in her eyes.
“How’d you sleep?” he asked, turning toward her and touching her cheek.
“Really well.” She hesitated. “At the risk of starting your day with the words every man hates to hear we have to talk.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He jerked out of a sound sleep only to find himself right where he was supposed to bein his bedroom. It was nearly a full second before he was able to register two important facts: he hadn’t had the dream and he wasn’t alone.
He didn’t know which startled him more. After he and Ashley had made love the previous evening, they’d slipped under the covers. He’d held her close, fully expecting to spend another night staring at the ceiling, not daring to close his eyes and experience the nightmare. I...nstead he’d drifted off without being haunted by the specters of his past.
He turned toward the feminine warmth pressing against him, only to find Ashley watching him. She smiled slowly.
“Good morning.”
Her voice was velvet, her body silk. He found himself instantly aroused by her presence and the acceptance he saw in her eyes.
“How’d you sleep?” he asked, turning toward her and touching her cheek.
“Really well.” She hesitated. “At the risk of starting your day with the words every man hates to hear we have to talk.”
What to read after Shelter in a Soldier's Arms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Mallery to read onlineMoreLess
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