“He was a man who loved kissing, nearly as much as he loved the act of intercourse itself. The kiss began as a gentle brush of dry, closed lips... the pressure increasing until he had gained the soft opening of her mouth... and then she felt the subtle intrusion of his tongue. Her head tippled back helplessly in the cradle of his palms, the sudden hammering of her heart sending the blood rushing through her veins, making her feel weak and hot. He took more of her, kissing her at every possible angle, searching deeply. One of his hands eased over her front, passing lightly over her breasts, his thumb searching in vain for the point of her nipple through the thick padding of her corset. Craving the feel of her bare skin, he moved his fingers up to her throat, stroking the rapid throb of her pulse. His mouth slid from hers and traveled along her neck until he found the tender pulse point. Evie stiffened her legs, her hands gripping his shoulders to bolster her failing balance. With a low murmur, Sebastian gathered her more firmly against his body and sought her lips again. She could no longer hold back the pleading sounds in her throat, her mouth working frantically to draw in more of his taste, more of the warm male silk of his mouth, more--- The awkward sound of someone clearing his throat caused Evie to break the kiss with a gasp. Realizing that someone had entered the main room, Sebastian pulled her head against his chest, his thumb caressing the flushed curve of her cheek.”
Quote by Lisa Kleypas
Book:Devil in Winter
Work
Devil in Winter
Browse quotes and source details for this work. more
Author
You May Also Like
“What the perrk is kissing?” “It is a human custom, and it is none of your business.”
Source: Lor
“I missed you,' he said between kisses. 'I went out of my mind.”
Source: A Court of Mist and Fury
Source: Northanger abbey
Source: Night of the Raven, Dawn of the Dove
Source: Best Served Hot
Source: Stellarlune
Source: Poison for Breakfast
Source: The Singles Table
Source: Screaming into Pillows
Source: Love in the Time of Serial Killers
