Bigger isn't always better...right? Sometimes size can get in the way.
Here are some things that you may want enormous...
1. An engagement ring. Yup, who can disagree? I'd say that a lot of women would say that size matters when it comes to a diamond.
2. Penis size. This has been a topic of debate for as long as I can remember...and way before I was a twinkle in anyone's eye. Does size make a difference? I believe it depends on who you ask. I can think of a few advantages to a larger size, but we shouldn't dismiss the beholder's skill. For instance, a Porsche isn't large, but rides like a dream.
3. Chocolate bar. Yes! Yes! Yes! I'll take a big one, please and thank you.
4. A big head. Uhh...not sure. I've always heard that a big head holds a lot of brain matter. I'd beg to differ. A big "head" can sometime get you into "big" trouble.
5. Paycheck. This is a given!
6. A story with large amounts of sensuality...here's one you may like.
Buy: http://www.amazon.com/Sin-with-Cuffs-ebook/dp/B00CXGC8A4/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=8-5&qid=1382050475
Excerpt:
Here are some things that you may want enormous...
1. An engagement ring. Yup, who can disagree? I'd say that a lot of women would say that size matters when it comes to a diamond.
2. Penis size. This has been a topic of debate for as long as I can remember...and way before I was a twinkle in anyone's eye. Does size make a difference? I believe it depends on who you ask. I can think of a few advantages to a larger size, but we shouldn't dismiss the beholder's skill. For instance, a Porsche isn't large, but rides like a dream.
3. Chocolate bar. Yes! Yes! Yes! I'll take a big one, please and thank you.
4. A big head. Uhh...not sure. I've always heard that a big head holds a lot of brain matter. I'd beg to differ. A big "head" can sometime get you into "big" trouble.
5. Paycheck. This is a given!
6. A story with large amounts of sensuality...here's one you may like.
Buy: http://www.amazon.com/Sin-with-Cuffs-ebook/dp/B00CXGC8A4/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=8-5&qid=1382050475
Excerpt:
In three quick strides,
he crossed the distance between them. Fire lit his dark eyes and resentment marked
his expression. “How dare you come back here! Who the hell do you think you
are? No one wants you here. Especially not me.”
“Who the hell do
you think you are? Being Chief of Police doesn’t make you king. Not everyone in
this town holds a grudge or is broken hearted. After all, when you married
Tiffany, you made our promises null and void.” She treaded down an unsafe path,
she knew, yet there was no stopping the overpowering need to set things
straight. If he wanted to pick a fight, she’d give him one to remember.
“Don’t mention
my marriage. You don’t know everything either. I realize you’d like to turn the
blame on me, but you didn’t see me sneaking
away like a thief in the middle of the night.”
“It’s not about
who’s to blame. I believe a man who truly loves a woman doesn’t turn around and
marry another a few months later. Did you think of the consequences? Did you
realize it felt like a slap in my face? The difference is, I don’t walk around
with a mountain-sized chip on my shoulder and taking it out on everyone around
me.” Before she thought of her actions, she stabbed her finger into the middle
of his brawny chest. He took another small step and she dropped her hand to her
side. His heat engulfed her.
“You left. No
goodbye. No reason.” His voice was dangerously low. The area around one eye
flinched.
“You’re a broken
record.” She could have screamed, but instead she only managed a whisper. “We
can’t keep going over this. I want to stay in Raven but it seems everything is
working against me. Ghost, teens, whoever they are. Is it possible just once I
can get a break? You can imagine why I disappeared. If only you’d understand—”
“Stop rambling.”
She lifted her
chin and looked at him. He pulled her hard against his solid body and drove his
mouth down on hers with the intensity of a starved man. At first, his kiss
lacked of tenderness and caring, but that changed. He forced her lips open and
slid his tongue into her mouth, tasting her. She knew he wanted to prove a
point and he used seduction and masculinity as a weapon. With her balled fists,
she pounded his burly chest but gave little effort in pushing him away. His
taste of mint and man melted her barrier. Every muscle in her body pulsated.
Her nipples tingled and she could feel them bead against the material of her
top.
Passion had buried
itself within her bones long ago and it lured her with stunning temptation. Each
painful beat of her heart called his name, begging for release from years of
torment. She couldn’t resist the sweet agony or urge. She’d become a demon’s
lust as her inner thighs throbbed. To deny it would be to cut her heart out
because that’s where her feelings for Liam were hidden. Every beat pumped poison
through her veins. He was a drug, the worst possible kind.
Struggling was
useless. She’d rather breathe one last breath in his arms than breathe a
billion more without him.
She slowly
brought her arms around his neck, molding her body against his. His muscles
relaxed and he felt like the old Liam, yet different somehow. He’d never been
this bold or aggressive, and she couldn’t remember ever wanting him this much. Brawnier
and manlier, he’d become the man she’d dreamt of night after night—the hero who
swept in and demanded her love. She’d cried into her pillow aching for him for
the last ten years. Now, the way he roped her into his tantalizing web, he knew
exactly what she wanted. Only he could gratify the longing that pooled inside
her core.
Smoothing her
hand down his muscular back, she came to the waistband and dipped her fingers inside.
Lowering her hand past his boxers, she cupped his firm ass.
He grabbed her
wrist and tugged her hand away. Cold slipped in between them as he moved
backward. Seconds passed as his rejection invaded her sex-induced brain.
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