(Tales of the Harker Pack #2)
Socialite Lindsey Vanessen wants someone to love who will love him back — an impossibility for a gay, half-human, half-werewolf. Too aggressive for humans, too gay for wolves, and needing to protect the pack from human discovery, Lindsey tries to content himself with life as a successful businessman. But when someone starts kidnapping members of wealthy families, Lindsey meets tough cop Seth Zakowsy—the hunky embodiment of everything Lindsey wants but can't have.
Seth has never been attracted to flamboyant men. What would the guys in the department think of Lindsey? But intrigue turns to lust when he discovers Lindsey’s biting, snarling passion more than matches his dominant side. It might mean a chance at love for a cop in black leather and a wolf in Gucci loafers.
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Lindsey laughed and walked over to the end
table beside his couch, grabbed the remote, and pushed Play. Piano music filled
the room. “Hmm, the Chopin Piano Concerto for striptease? Maybe not.” He clicked
again to Cher lamenting gypsies, tramps and thieves. “Now my orientation is showing.”
Another click and La Babs crooned her heart out. Perfect.
He strolled to the center of the room, grabbed
his silk neck scarf, and slowly pulled it from around his neck. He fluttered it
a couple of times, then gripped it in his teeth as he shrugged out of the green
leather jacket and tossed it on top of Seth’s clothes. He’d worn a black form-fitting
sweater underneath, which he gripped at the hem, and, as he ground his hips, he
pulled it one tantalizing centimeter at a time up his body. For a moment the sweater
covered his eyes, but when he peeked out below, Seth stared at him with a glassy
gaze and parted lips. He threw the sweater on the pile and, still biting the scarf,
ran its ends over his shoulders and pecs.
Seth’s stroking got serious. “Man, you are
beautiful. Graceful and slim with all these cool muscles teasing under the surface.”
Lindsey drew his brows together. “Too far
below the surface, if you ask me.”
“Nah. Just right.”
Lindsey rested his hands on his waistband
and did a big hip roll. As he bumped forward, he unbuttoned the fly and slid the
zipper of his black jeans just far enough to let the fat head of his penis peep
over. “Peekaboo.”
Seth shook his head. “You are one mass of
sexy contradictions.”
As Lindsey lowered the zipper farther over
his briefs, Seth pumped harder. Lindsey shook a finger. “Uh-uh, don’t start without
me.”
Seth tightened his grip but stopped pumping.
With the zipper down, Lindsey hooked his
thumbs in the top of the pants and pulled them over his hips. No sliding—they were
too tight. Still holding the scarf between his teeth like a rose, he slid the pants
to his ankles, stepped out of his Gucci loafers, and then out of the pants.
His cock strained the elastic on the boxer
briefs, and he slid the tip of his finger around and around the exposed head of
his dick.
Seth smiled. “Can I do that for you?”
“Very soon.”
He turned his back to the hunk on his bed
and looked over his shoulder with a flutter of lashes. Good, he was paying strict
attention. Lindsey placed his hands on the small of his own back, slid them into
the tight teal briefs, and dragged them over his butt. Two quick twerks, then he
slipped them to his feet, kicked with one foot, and they flew through the air and
landed on a floor lamp.
Seth laughed. “I’m dyin’ over here. This
may be more of a dance than I bargained for.”
Lindsey gazed over his shoulder. “If you
don’t like the floor show, sir, we’ll refund your cover charge.”
Seth held up one hand—the other still gripped
his cock. “No complaints. Not one.”
Still with his back to Seth, Lindsey pulled
the scarf from his teeth and tied a strategic bow. As Babs sang something about
being a woman in love, Lindsey raised one arm above his head, twirled on one foot,
and presented his cock forward tied in a lavender silk scarf.
Seth sputtered. “I don’t know whether to
laugh or come!”
Tara Lain writes the Beautiful Boys of Romance in LGBT erotic romance novels that star her unique, charismatic heroes. Her first novel was published in January of 2011 and she’s now somewhere around book 23. Her bestselling novels have garnered awards for Best Series, Best Contemporary Romance, Best Ménage, Best LGBT Romance, Best Gay Characters, and Tara has been named Best Writer of the Year in the LRC Awards. In her other job, Tara owns an advertising and public relations firm. She often does workshops on both author promotion and writing craft. She lives with her soulmate husband and her soulmate dog in Laguna Beach, California, a pretty seaside town where she sets a lot of her books. Passionate about diversity, justice, and new experiences, Tara says on her tombstone it will say “Yes”!
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