Happy Tuesday, everyone!! Today is the print release day for my latest Harlequin Intrigue, UNDERCOVER CAPTOR (part of my Shadow Agent series). The digital version of this book will be released by Harlequin on 2/1. Since its release day, I thought it was time to share another excerpt from the story. I hope you enjoy it! ************************************************* “Be very careful what you say,” he barely breathed the words against the delicate shell of her ear. Tina shivered. Was that shiver from fear? Had to be. In these circumstances, he was foolish to think it could be from anything else. But, just in case, he filed that reaction away for future notice. Because he’d sure like to know every sensitive spot on Tina’s gorgeous body. “They could be listening.” His mouth brushed across her ear. She gave the faintest of nods. Her smell was incredible. He lifted his hands and undid the gag. The cloth dropped from her mouth. Tina licked her lips and sucked in a deep gulp of air. “Thank you.” His own mouth tightened. She shouldn’t be thanking him. He hadn’t saved her. “I’m going to patch up your arm.” She blinked once more, and her gaze found his. She was still breathing deeply, gulping in air as if she’d been starved for it. Her skin was porcelain pale and he wanted color staining her cheeks once more. He wanted the fear gone from her eyes. Trust me. He mouthed the words to her. After the faintest of hesitations, Tina nodded. The ice melted a little around him. He turned away from her. Fumbled through the drawers in the room until he found some first-aid supplies. The men—and women—at the compound were always ready for battle, so that meant they had to be ready for the cleanup after that battle. He’d quickly learned that there were first-aid supplies scattered all around the place. Tina didn’t wince when he began to clean her wound with an antiseptic cloth. “It’s not deep enough for stitches,” he said as he put the bandage on her arm. “You’re lucky.” Both her brows shot up. Fine. So “lucky” hadn’t been the best word to describe her current situation. He grabbed a chair and pulled it toward her. She was still tied up, and he had to keep her that way or the others would wonder what the hell was happening. “You’re going to be all right.” Tina’s gaze just stared back at him. He realized that she didn’t believe him. Maybe that was good—because Drew hated making promises he couldn’t keep. *************************************************** Harlequin is doing a back-to-back release for me, so THE GIRL NEXT DOOR (go, Shadow Agents!) will be released next month. Thanks so much for checking out the excerpt! Have a great Tuesday! cynthiaeden/books/undercover-captor/
Posted on: Tue, 21 Jan 2014 16:58:56 +0000
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