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Signs of Life
Resilient Love #2
Melanie Hansen
Releasing Sept 28th, 2015
Dreamspinner Press
High school teacher Kai Daniels has a heart for at-risk kids—he was one himself, and a teenage brush with the law and some troubled years behind bars left him scarred inside and out. With courage, hard work, and the support of friends, he’s built a fulfilling life that leaves no time for a relationship.
An intense encounter with Kai at a gay club ignites a spark in Jeremy that he thought was extinguished forever, but he’s unwilling to destroy the fragile peace he’s managed to create, and he leaves Kai humiliated and disappointed. Things should have ended there, but a bizarre occurrence brings the two together in a way neither of them expected.
Jeremy stopped
trying to pull away, dropping his gaze to the man’s lips, which were moist and
slightly parted, the hoop through the full bottom one gleaming in the club
lights.
“Have a drink
with me, Sexy, and tell me your name.” The man leaned away and gestured for the
bartender, the motion causing his T-shirt to pull even tighter across his
chest, outlining what looked like a bar through his left nipple… oh sweet
Jesus. Jeremy had never found piercings sexy before, but now all he could think
about was that lip ring teasing the tip of his aching cock, feeling that hard
silver bar in his own mouth while he tugged at it with his teeth and bit down….
Jeremy groaned
under his breath, and the man gave him a knowing look as he started to hand
Jeremy an ice-cold bottle of beer. Jeremy hesitated once again, and the man set
the beer on the bar top and then gripped Jeremy’s hand, pulling it between his
legs, pressing the palm against a steel-hard erection. Jeremy squeezed, and it
was the man’s turn to groan.
“You wouldn’t
leave me like this, would you?” he asked hoarsely. In answer Jeremy cupped him
a little more firmly and squeezed again, enjoying the way the man closed his
eyes, tipping his head back.
Jeremy took his
hand away from the man’s cock and reached for his beer, taking a few gulps
while watching the man do the same with his own drink.
“My name’s
Jeremy.”
The man said
something in return, but the music suddenly seemed to ramp up several more
decibels and he couldn’t hear. He leaned closer. “What?”
The man gripped
the back of Jeremy’s neck and put his lips directly to his ear, his hot breath
making goose bumps pebble Jeremy’s skin. “My name’s Kai.” Kai licked the lobe
of Jeremy’s ear and then bit it, and Jeremy groaned. He cupped Kai’s chin in
his hand, stroking his thumb along his bottom lip.
“I’m going to
fuck you so hard, Kai,” he breathed, leaning closer. Kai parted his lips in
anticipation but Jeremy barely brushed their lips together before pulling away.
“Teasing me
ain’t gonna make my cock any harder, dude,” Kai gasped on a laugh. “In fact I’m
about to come in my goddamn pants.”
Jeremy reached
between Kai’s legs again and palmed him, exulting in the feel of Kai lifting
his hips into the touch. “If you do, I’ll lick you clean and start all over
again.”
When Kai arched
his neck back once more in helpless pleasure, Jeremy leaned in and dragged his
parted lips up the length of that corded flesh and back down before sucking
lightly on the hollow of Kai’s throat, tasting his skin.
“Jesus Christ,
let’s get out of here,” Kai moaned, his accented voice husky with arousal.
“I’ve got a room right down the street.”
Melanie Hansen has spent time in Texas and Florida prisons…for work. She’s been in a room with a 17-year-old mass murderer who was also one of the most soft-spoken and polite teenagers she’s ever met. After a 13-year career as a court reporter, she can tell many stories both hilarious and heartbreaking.
She grew up with an Air Force dad, and ended up marrying a Navy man. After living and working all over the country, she hopes to bring these rich and varied life experiences to her stories about people finding love amidst real-life struggles.
Melanie left the stressful world of the courtroom behind and now enjoys a rewarding career transcribing for a deaf student. She currently lives in Arizona with her husband and two sons.
She grew up with an Air Force dad, and ended up marrying a Navy man. After living and working all over the country, she hopes to bring these rich and varied life experiences to her stories about people finding love amidst real-life struggles.
Melanie left the stressful world of the courtroom behind and now enjoys a rewarding career transcribing for a deaf student. She currently lives in Arizona with her husband and two sons.
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