Excerpt of Haven by Mary Lindsey

Unable to resist it any longer, he ran his fingers over the
lace of her bra, fascinated by her sharp intake of breath
and her reaction to his touch. This was, without a doubt,
the high point of his entire life. And from the way it was
going, it might even get better.

With a flip, she popped his blue jeans button and lowered
the zipper.

She pushed on his shoulders and he sat. Crouching over him,
she placed her palm on his chest and urged him to his back
on the dirt floor. Knees on either side of him, she crawled
up his body like an animal. The necklace dangled between
them, and he captured it. It was a little glass bubble with
leaves inside. Like a cooking spice or weed or something.
“What is it?”

“A good-luck charm.”

“It works. I’m feeling really lucky right about now.”

“You’re about to get luckier.”