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Claiming Curves by Rich, Arwen is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Claiming Curves about?
The curvy Fiona is a good girl. But the magnetic and mysterious stranger Adam makes her want to do bad, bad things... Shy and self-conscious, Fiona secretly longs for adventure. And it comes to her the night she finds herself in the most unexpected of places: a bar for werewolves. There's a dangerous darkness lurking in Adam's eyes – a danger that Fiona longs to understand, yet simultaneously fears. Will Fiona finally lose herself, and succumb to the feeling that Adam brings to life inside her? That animal longing, that delicious swirl of heat between her thighs is too intense to ignore... EXCERPT: I turned to leave, but he grabbed my hand, pulled me towards him. Suddenly he was kissing me, his lips hot on mine. My body melted as our burning lips converged. I could smell him again, his masculine scent overwhelming as his hard body pushed against mine. I could taste the hunger in his mouth, and it stirred something inside me – a hot, unstoppable lust which bubbled up from deep within. A warm, wet need formed between my thighs. He pulled away, his golden eyes blazing. His jaw clenched, and his lips drew back to reveal white, sharp teeth. Suddenly, his strong hands were on my black dr
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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Rich, Arwen
- Publisher
- Arwen Rich
- Published
- 2013
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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