JAX: A Rockstar Stepbrother Romance

Read Online JAX: A Rockstar Stepbrother Romance by Vivian Lux - Free Book Online Page A

Book: JAX: A Rockstar Stepbrother Romance by Vivian Lux Read Free Book Online
Authors: Vivian Lux
Ads: Link
She placed her hand against his hard, warm chest, and found the throb of his heart beating nearly as rapidly. For a moment she reveled in her power. He wanted her just as much, and she had nothing to fear…
    Until his lips devoured hers.
    Her pride dissolved immediately, and Georgia found herself helpless against the onslaught of his mouth on hers. With a sharp stab of his tongue, he pried her lips open and began a slow, aching exploration of her mouth. Her breath quickened as she realized she was now forever marked. He was claiming her as his and she would never be the same.
    He pulled back with a growl and cupped her chin in his hand. His eyes, bluer than an October sky, darkened as they bored into her. "I am not a man that sits idly by and waits for opportunity. I see what I want, and I must immediately possess it. And Georgia, I mean to have you."
    She moaned futilely into his mouth as he pressed her against the wall. Georgia was trapped between the cool of the marble and the warmth of his desire. "All of you. Now."
    As the baron's hand plunged underneath Lady Cunningham's skirts, I squirmed in my seat. This was going to be good. Epic, even. My thoughts focused down with crystal clarity as I wrote what Georgia wanted—fuck, what I wanted the baron to do to her.
    Sex scenes. Sometimes I just left them for later, putting a placeholder—SEX GOES HERE—in my text and coming back when I was in the mood.
    But tonight, dammit, I was in the mood. The words were just flowing.
    "Tell me what you need, Georgia," the baron rasped.
    Lady Cunningham's pale body writhed. The sensations were too intense, too forbidden and yet…
    "More!" she cried in a voice so shatteringly loud that it was bound to send the servants running to the room. But she didn't care. It didn't matter. All that mattered was Baron Chevreaux's bruising kisses and the swell of his manhood pressing against her. What this meant for her marriage, for her future, didn't matter to her now. There were no more barriers between them, no more chances to back down now. Georgia knew she was lost and she reveled in it. "I need more!"
    He pressed against her entrance and with one, smooth thrust…
    BANG!
    "What the fuck!" I yelped, remembering a second too late that it was way past the hour that normal people were asleep. I looked at my screen guiltily, like I had been caught with my hands in between my legs, and I was immediately pissed. That loud noise sounded just like something heavy hit the wall just outside of my doorway.
    I nearly tore the door off its hinges. "What was that?" I demanded.
    He turned slowly, blinking like he was having trouble focusing. His eyes were hooded sleepily and his blue hair was an electric disarray. He looked completely drunk and completely fuckable and a million thoughts raced through my head at once.
    Oh, shit, it's Jax.
    Oh, shit, I'm in my purple cloud pajamas.
    Holy shit, he looks hot.
    Holy shit… he looks pissed.
     

 
    Chapter Fourteen
    Jax
     
    Punching a wall hurts like hell, usually. I know, I've done it before. But this time, the expected pain never came—and that's when I knew how drunk I was.
    That made it doubly dangerous that Lil Bit was now standing in front of me, looking rumpled and breathless and sexy as hell.
    "What was that?" she grumped. Her mouth was twisted in a disapproving sneer but her eyes… fuck, those wide brown eyes were shining unnaturally bright.
    She looks horny, Jax.
    She looks hard-up.
    She wants it.
    Fucking shut up!
    "What was what?" I snarled at her, meaner than I meant to be, but fuck, she needed to get out of here with her sexy, rumpled hair before I got ahold of it in my hands. The music from the club still pounded in my head. That repeated fucking refrain the only thought that I could muster.
    "That bang, dipshit. It sounded like you punched the fucking wall."
    "Oh yeah? Must be because I punched the fucking wall." I propped myself up against her doorway and leaned my hand against it, knuckle

Similar Books

Rising Storm

Kathleen Brooks

Sin

Josephine Hart

It's a Wonderful Knife

Christine Wenger

WidowsWickedWish

Lynne Barron

Ahead of All Parting

Rainer Maria Rilke

Conquering Lazar

Alta Hensley