wonderful ground on earth.
She smiled as the light bounced off the buildings, one of which was the carriage
house Brett had built her shortly after her arrival, and her smile increased as
warm hands circled her from behind.
“Morning, sweets.”
She leaned into the kiss he placed upon the side of her neck.
“Good morning, my love.”
“You’re up early,” he said, pulling her back to lean against
his solid strength.
“Excitement, I guess.”
“It’ll be good to see them.”
He was speaking of their oldest son, John, who was named after
Brett’s father, and John’s wife, Suzanne. They were coming home from Baltimore,
to stay. Along with the latest Richards child. A boy. Brett. Named after his
grandfather. Last winter Ester had traveled to Baltimore, along with Brett, to
be at hand when the baby was born, while John was still in medical school.
She’d traveled a lot over the years, but was always anxious to
get back home. To Montana.
Spinning around, she pulled Brett’s unbuttoned shirt wide and
slide her hands around his waist. Other than a few gray hairs near his temples
and a couple more laugh lines around his eyes, which made him all the more
handsome, her hero hadn’t changed over the years. “Have I ever told you how
exciting it is to sleep with a grandpa?”
He laughed. “Woman, you never fail to amaze me.” After a good,
solid kiss, which never failed to stir her, he said, “We have time if you want
to show me.”
“I could do that,” she answered immediately. “I could do
that.”
* * * * *
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decades working in the non-profit field and claims once upon a time and happily
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minute of the journey.
Lauri lives in rural Minnesota where she and her husband
spend every spare moment with their three grown sons and four grandchildren. She
works part time, volunteers for several organizations, and is a diehard Elvis
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on the land homesteaded by her great-grandfather.
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Copyright © 2012 by Lauri Robinson
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She smiled as the light bounced off the buildings, one of which was the carriage
house Brett had built her shortly after her arrival, and her smile increased as
warm hands circled her from behind.
“Morning, sweets.”
She leaned into the kiss he placed upon the side of her neck.
“Good morning, my love.”
“You’re up early,” he said, pulling her back to lean against
his solid strength.
“Excitement, I guess.”
“It’ll be good to see them.”
He was speaking of their oldest son, John, who was named after
Brett’s father, and John’s wife, Suzanne. They were coming home from Baltimore,
to stay. Along with the latest Richards child. A boy. Brett. Named after his
grandfather. Last winter Ester had traveled to Baltimore, along with Brett, to
be at hand when the baby was born, while John was still in medical school.
She’d traveled a lot over the years, but was always anxious to
get back home. To Montana.
Spinning around, she pulled Brett’s unbuttoned shirt wide and
slide her hands around his waist. Other than a few gray hairs near his temples
and a couple more laugh lines around his eyes, which made him all the more
handsome, her hero hadn’t changed over the years. “Have I ever told you how
exciting it is to sleep with a grandpa?”
He laughed. “Woman, you never fail to amaze me.” After a good,
solid kiss, which never failed to stir her, he said, “We have time if you want
to show me.”
“I could do that,” she answered immediately. “I could do
that.”
* * * * *
If you liked this story, look for more Western romance by Lauri
Robinson on sale now from Harlequin Historical Undone wherever ebooks are
sold:
Wedding Night with the Ranger
Her
Midnight Cowboy
Nights with the Outlaw
Disobeying the
Marshal
Testing the Lawman’s Honor
The Sheriff’s Last
Gamble
About the Author
Lauri Robinson ’s chosen genre to
write is western historical. When asked why, she says, “Because I know I
wasn’t the only girl who wanted to grow up and marry Little Joe Cartwright.”
With a degree in early childhood education, Lauri has spent
decades working in the non-profit field and claims once upon a time and happily
ever after romance novels have always been a form of stress relief. When her
husband suggested she write one, she took the challenge and has loved every
minute of the journey.
Lauri lives in rural Minnesota where she and her husband
spend every spare moment with their three grown sons and four grandchildren. She
works part time, volunteers for several organizations, and is a diehard Elvis
and NASCAR fan. Her favorite getaway location is the woods of northern Minnesota
on the land homesteaded by her great-grandfather.
Enjoy more passion through the ages with
the sensual Harlequin Historical UNDONE titles on sale now:
An Illicit Temptation by Jeannie
Lin
How to Live Indecently by Bronwyn
Scott
Taming the Highland Rogue by Terri
Brisbin
A Pleasurable Shame by Linda
Skye
To Rescue or Ravish? by Barbara
Monajem
Flirting with Ruin by Marguerite
Kaye
The Widow and the Rake by Lyn
Stone
One Reckless Night by Helen
Dickson
The Sheriff’s Last Gamble by Lauri
Robinson
Craving something a little longer? Find more historical
romantic adventure from Harlequin Historical at
http://www.Harlequin.com or your local bookstore.
Interested in writing for Harlequin Historical UNDONE? Send
your submission to [email protected] .
* * *
Connect with us for info on our new releases, access to
exclusive offers, free online reads and much more!
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What a Cowboy Wants
Copyright © 2012 by Lauri Robinson
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