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Last Chance #1
Grand Central Publishing
March 2011
On Sale: February 22, 2011
Featuring: Clay Rhodes; Wanda Jane Coblentz
358 pages
ISBN: 0446576093
EAN: 9780446576093
Kindle: B0047Y0EYC
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So I guess you want some answers, huh?" Jane hunched up
her shoulders, looking like a little girl who needed a big
hug, and who didn't really want to talk about it.
Clay leaned harder against the door frame and pretended
his feet were super–glued to the landing. Darn
straight, I want answers. "Nope," he said aloud, and knew
himself for the ultimate fool.
She blinked. "No?"
"If you want to tell me about it, I'm happy to listen,"
he managed to say between suddenly numb lips. "Otherwise
it's none of my business." Which was true, but hadn't he
made it his business just a short while ago?
Something changed in her face and he got the feeling
either he'd surprised her or he had screwed things up again.
He hoped it was the former, but he had this awful feeling
it was the latter.
Maybe she wanted to make a full confession.
Maybe she needed somebody to care.
Well, he could do that. He cared a lot.
"Do you want me to make it my business?" he asked.
She bit her bottom lip and shook her head. It was a
pretty weak denial. But he was a pretty weak man.
He pushed away from the door frame and unhooked his hands
from his belt loops. The minute he cupped her jaw in his
hand, he knew he'd burned all his bridges. There was no way
back across this river.
The heat of sexual awareness flowed through. He pulled
her head into his chest, and she sagged against him as he
held her up. His anger dissipated; his frustration
disappeared; his doubt evaporated. He cupped the back of
her head, the texture of her hair silky against his palm, as
he drew in a deep breath, filling his head with her spicy
scent. Every fiber of his being told him this was the right
thing to do. . .