My assignment this week from the mavens at Book Boyfriends Cafe is Hot Encounters...
Is this hot enough for ya?
Ben propped himself up
on his elbows to better see the naked woman beneath him. Sheened with sweat,
Elena’s lush curves glowed in the reddish half-light of her bedroom, curtained
in exotically patterned swaths of gauze and silk. A curl of smoke from a lit
incense stick scented the air with sandalwood. Otherworldly New Age music
flowed out of a boom box in the corner, irritating the hell out of him.
Elena’s bedroom was
that of a gypsy witch, and despite the incredible sex he’d been having with her
for a month, he wouldn’t allow himself to fall under her spell. Except for in
the sack, she wasn’t his type.
They’d met through
their kids, eleven-year-olds who’d attended the same summer camp. Now that camp
was over, Ben was frankly grateful that Tom and Gina liked to hang out
together, since they seemed to keep each other amused and out of trouble. As a
single dad, finding activities for his son was tough. Ben hated to admit it,
but he sometimes found that Tom was a distraction from his job.
Ben shoved everything
extraneous out of his mind to focus on the beautiful woman he was inside. They
were the same age—thirty-six—but Elena was nothing short of spectacular. She
always wore an enormous topaz on a golden chain that dangled between her
breasts. She claimed she focused her power through the jewel. Ben thought that
was wacko, but didn’t care.
Too bad she was,
literally, a card-carrying nut. He remembered the time she’d shown him her
membership in the Northern California Church of Wicca. He’d concealed his smirk
only because he wanted to lay her. And that had to be all, he admonished
himself. He was a sheriff’s deputy, and couldn’t afford to have a permanent
relationship with Elena Lautari. She wasn’t the kind of woman who fitted in
with the rest of his life.
He tried to picture
her drinking a beer with the other cops and their wives, and failed utterly.
“What?” she asked,
running light fingertips up and down his sides, eliciting shivers.
“Whaddaya mean, what?”
“You looked as though
you were ten miles away.”
Her caress slowed. “I
wonder what the kids are doing?”
“I think they went
over to my place. They’re probably watching a DVD. It’s too hot to go outside
and swim.”
“Who’s watching them?”
Her voice sharpened.
“Aw, Elena, relax.
They’re okay. They know what they can and can’t do.”
“Mmmm. Hope you’re
right.” She reached for him, this time climbing on top. He wasn’t sure he was
ready for another bout yet, but she knew exactly how to turn him on.
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