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Chapters (48)
  1. OUTSTANDING PRAISE FOR THE NOVELS OF LISA JACKSON
  2. Also by
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. A FAMILY KIND OF GUY
  6. Prologue
  7. Chapter One
  8. Chapter Two
  9. Chapter Three
  10. Chapter Four
  11. Chapter Five
  12. Chapter Six
  13. Chapter Seven
  14. Chapter Eight
  15. Chapter Nine
  16. Chapter Ten
  17. Chapter Eleven
  18. Chapter Twelve
  19. Chapter Thirteen
  20. Chapter Fourteen
  21. A FAMILY KIND OF GAL
  22. Chapter One
  23. Chapter Two
  24. Chapter Three
  25. Chapter Four
  26. Chapter Five
  27. Chapter Six
  28. Chapter Seven
  29. Chapter Eight
  30. Chapter Nine
  31. Chapter Ten
  32. Chapter Eleven
  33. Chapter Twelve
  34. Epilogue
  35. A FAMILY KIND OF WEDDING
  36. Chapter One
  37. Chapter Two
  38. Chapter Three
  39. Chapter Four
  40. Chapter Five
  41. Chapter Six
  42. Chapter Seven
  43. Chapter Eight
  44. Chapter Nine
  45. Chapter Ten
  46. Chapter Eleven
  47. Chapter Twelve
  48. Epilogue

“With me?” she whispered, then stared into his eyes. Dark with the night they made promises of slow seduction, of a forbidden desire that no amount of time could erase. Memories cascaded through her mind, erotic images that tumbled, one after another, of the one night, just after Philip’s death, when she’d given in to him, of the few desperate hours when she’d clung to him in her tormented and anguished grief. “You’re right,” she said, swallowing hard and trying with all her heart to forget those painful-yet-bittersweet memories. “I don’t want to know.”

“Too late.” His fingers tightened, he lowered his head and his mouth slanted over hers as familiarly as if they’d been lovers just last night.

A small sound filled her throat—not the note of protest she’d intended, but a soft plea. His arms surrounded her and she knew she should pull back from him, slap him across his cocky jaw, but she couldn’t find the strength. Instead she closed her eyes and for one glorious, taboo moment she kissed him back, opening her mouth, feeling the slick penetration of his tongue.

Her skin tingled. Her pulse clamored. Her blood heated.

He wound his fingers through her hair and the rubber band holding it in place broke, allowing the thick tresses to tumble free.

Stop this madness, Tiffany, stop it now. While you still can. But her protests were forgotten as his lips moved to her cheeks and eyes. His body pressed against hers and her nipples tightened expectantly.

Deep inside she began to palpitate, with a quivering need that chased away all her doubts.

“Tiffany,” he said on a sigh, and his breath was hot against her skin. He kissed the length of her neck and rimmed the circle of her throat with his tongue.

Her head lolled backward and silently she offered him more. A dozen reasons to push him away entered her mind only to be thrust aside by the greater urge to love and be loved, to feel a man’s hands, his lips, his tongue.

His fingers scaled her ribs and his thumbs reached forward, each warm pad pressing against breasts, seeking and finding that taut button beneath her dress, then moving in gentle circles, stirring her blood, stoking the already heated fires of desire that made her skin so hot that perspiration dotted her skin.

He found the front buttons of her dress, easing each pearl fastener through its hole, parting the fabric so that the warm night air caressed her suddenly bare skin. An ache formed deep between her legs and she knew in an instant that she wouldn’t stop him; that no matter how far he wanted their lovemaking to progress, she would gladly receive him.

His tongue licked her collarbone and she whispered his name.

“Jay, oh, please—oooh!”