The Fall of Sky (Part One)

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by Alexia Purdy


  When the moment passed and I pulled away slightly to look into his eyes, I saw what I wanted to see and smiled.

  “I’ve wanted to do that for a while now,” Saul whispered into my ear, sending even more shocks down my spine.

  “Me too.” I sighed, letting my fingers toy with his dark hair.

  His smile lit my world, and I suddenly didn’t feel so alone in this fierce world. His fire was heating me up inside like a fury that demanded love with every ounce of my body.

  “Too bad Liz is home.”

  I nodded. “Yeah. Bad timing.”

  “Come on.” He stood up and held his hand out for me. I took it tentatively and gave him a quizzing look. “Get dressed. I need to show you something.”

  He pulled me to my feet, and I pressed into his chest, savoring the feeling of his hardened muscles under my breasts. His touch alone did crazy things to me. I could imagine what the rest of him could do if we had more alone time together. Of all the times for Liv to show up; I gave my head a tiny shake and smiled at the irony of it all.

  “What are you going to show me?”

  “A place I loved when I could see.”

  The Fall of Sky Part 2

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  About the Author

  Alexia currently lives in Las Vegas, Nevada–Sin City! She loves to spend every free moment writing or playing with her four rambunctious kids. Writing has always been her dream, and she has been writing ever since she can remember. She loves writing paranormal fantasy and poetry and devours books daily. Alexia also enjoys watching movies, dancing, singing loudly in the car and eating Italian food.

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