Horse
Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Club #6
by
Candace Blevins
February 26th 2016
eXcessica Publishing
ISBN 1504501691 (ISBN13: 9781504501699)
60,000 words
Horse is one of the first non-wolf shifters to
be patched into the RTMC after the rule change. He’s a Grizzly Bear, and his
old pawnshop has become the MC’s new gun store in a mutually beneficial
arrangement.
Gabby is a rabbit shifter with a complicated
history. Rabbits live in Faerie, but her parents chose to escape to the human
realm so they could be together. Tragedy struck twice though, and she was taken
to The Summerlands at fifteen to be raised by extended family. She’s grown now
and has chosen to come back, even though it means she’s alone in this world.
Bears are loners who are used to getting their
way. Rabbits are sexual, social creatures who need a wide variety of partners
in their lives if they go outside their own species.
And Gabby’s past is on a trajectory to keep her
from the future she wants.
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Excerpt:
His mouth came down on mine, hot, fierce, greedy. My gentle bear claimed me with his mouth while his hips moved ever-so-slowly and his breath caught on my name as he made love to me.
Damn, he was making love to me.
I’d been trying to make him lose control, but now I slowed my hips
and met his rhythm, making love right back. I arched and offered myself to him,
absorbed each sensual, slow inch, and shuddered with sensations as I let every
one of my shields down and bared my heart to him.
“I’ve loved you since the first day I met you, Gabriella.” I felt
his shields come down as well, and I got all of him without an orgasm. His heat
and power washed over me, but instead of overpowering me it lifted me up. I was
starved for him, and my hands trailed over his body as my hips moved with his
and our dance slowly gained momentum — our gazes locked on one other, our souls
fused into one.
Pleasure hit us both in a wild detonation of sensations, and
reality splintered into colors as if I were awash in a sea of confetti, and
gravity didn’t exist. Now my heart felt as if it might explode and I felt his
raging as well, our slick bodies thrusting and pounding, too fast and yet not
fast enough. My vision dimmed but I could still see my lover’s face, could see
his love for me, and I felt every ounce of his pleasure through our shared
bond.
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