Medieval 01 - Untamed
supple leather of his undergarment.
âAre you peeking?â Dominic asked huskily.
âNo, but I would like to.â
The thought appealed to him as well.
Slowly , he cautioned himself. I canât take her until she bleeds, no matter how stoutly she denies having lain with my enemy .
But it would be sweet indeed to be naked with her, to have her touch me as she touched the peregrine .
The thought of Megâs pale, slender hands stroking him dragged a rough sound of hunger and anticipation from Dominic.
âAre you laughing?â she asked.
âNay. Would I laugh at a fierce peregrine beguiled by her masterâs touch?â
The pleasure curling through Dominicâs voice charmed Meg. She smiled again and leaned against his chest. Heat radiated up from his body to her, luring her as greatly as her own pleasure, for the stones of the keep still held the chill of winter. Without understanding why, Meg yielded still more of her weight and herself to the man who was weaving a calculated spell of delight around her.
âYou are like the sun in another way,â Meg murmured.
Dominic looked down at Megâs long, dark auburn lashes, creamy skin, and strawberry lips softly parted. The girl was yielding to him with a sweet sensuality that was as unexpected as the fierce hunger she called from his body. Need raked him with razor talons that threatened to slice through his self-control.
He needed her the way fire needed to burn.
Ruthlessly Dominic fought the violent passion Meg had aroused in him so unexpectedly.
âHow am I like the sun?â Dominic asked when he trusted his voice not to reveal his naked hunger.
âHeat, my lord. You are like fire.â
âDo I burn you?â
âNot painfully. You warm me like sunlight after winterâs long siege.â
âThen come closer, small falcon. Lay your head against me. Learn my scent and taste and textures.â
After a momentâs hesitation, Meg gave in to the gentle pressure of his hand against her head. In silence she smoothed her cheek along Dominicâs leather-clad chest. The texture of his garment was as fine and supple as a kid glove, and it fit him the way his own skin did. When she realized how clearly she could feel each ridge and swell of muscle, an odd tremor rippled through her.
âYouâre cold,â Dominic said. âLet me warm you.â
The thickening of his blood with passion made his voice low, almost rough. He feared it would make Meg wary. He didnât want that. Not when she was coming over to his side of the sensual battle without a fight, taken in ambush by the skilled caresses of a man from whom she had expected only blows.
The touch of Dominicâs mouth against her own startled Meg. Her eyes flew open, only to be closed once more by tiny, quick kisses. In a hushed silencehis lips roamed over her face as his fingertips had.
âYou taste clean,â Dominic whispered. âLike warm rain.â
âGwyn says I am a creature of water and growing things.â
Glendruid .
Megâs breath caught, for Dominic had taken her lower lip between his teeth and licked his tongue across it. Almost as soon as the odd caress began, Dominic retreated, leaving no more than a beguiling hint of his taste. The tip of her tongue traced the place where his teeth and tongue had touched her.
Passionâs talons clenched, hardening Dominicâs whole body as he fought against a need that was rapidly becoming ungovernable. He had expected many things of his wife, but not an artless passion that set fire to him as no woman ever had.
âDid that hurt you?â he asked.
âNay.â
âYou started.â
âYou have the most surprising way about you,â Meg said simply. âI donât know what to expect next.â
Dominicâs smile was a fierce slash of victory; an opponent who was easily surprised was easily defeated.
âDid it displease you?â he asked.
She shook her head even as she slowly licked her lower lip again.
âYou taste of the Holy Land,â Meg said.
âDo I?â he said thickly. âHow so?â
âLemon infused with sweet.â
ââTis only the Turkish candy.â
âMy candy didnât taste that good,â she said.
âNext time, choose the one that is as yellow as the sun.â
âNext time I shall have you taste it for me.â
âAnd then you will taste me?â he
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