Back The Holiday Trap
Chapters (51)
  1. Front Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Contents
  5. Chapter 1
  6. Chapter 2
  7. A Message from Ramona
  8. Chapter 3
  9. Chapter 4
  10. Chapter 5
  11. Chapter 6
  12. Chapter 7
  13. A Message from Ramona
  14. Chapter 8
  15. Chapter 9
  16. Chapter 10
  17. A Message from Ramona
  18. Chapter 11
  19. Chapter 12
  20. Chapter 13
  21. Chapter 14
  22. Chapter 15
  23. A Message from Ramona
  24. Chapter 16
  25. Chapter 17
  26. Chapter 18
  27. Chapter 19
  28. Chapter 20
  29. Chapter 21
  30. Chapter 22
  31. Chapter 23
  32. A Message from Ramona
  33. Chapter 24
  34. Chapter 25
  35. Chapter 26
  36. A Message from Ramona
  37. Chapter 27
  38. Chapter 28
  39. Chapter 29
  40. Chapter 30
  41. Chapter 31
  42. Chapter 32
  43. Chapter 33
  44. Chapter 34
  45. Bonus Material
  46. Reading Group Guide
  47. Roan Parrish’s Latkes
  48. Acknowledgments
  49. About the Author
  50. Back Cover

Carys opened her eyes.

“I’m so sorry,” Greta said. “She sounds truly awful.”

“She’s sad,” Carys stated. “It’s really, really sad when someone’s so fragile that the truth feels like an attack. Anyway.” She shrugged. “It’s better if I don’t see her much. And when I do, I just go in like—” She swept a hand down like a forcefield between herself and the world. “Anything she says, I just say, ‘okay,’ and move on.”

Greta lay down on her back beside Carys. “I think it’s pretty amazing that you confronted her. Even if it didn’t work out the way you wanted. I don’t think I could ever do that.”

“Confront your family?”

“Confront anyone,” Greta mumbled. “Like, I yell at my sisters sometimes, because we fight and we say mean shit all the time, but it’s not a real confrontation.”

Carys turned on her side and propped herself up on one elbow, looking at Greta. “What’s a real confrontation to you?”

Greta turned so they were face-to-face. “A truth, I guess? A hard truth that you tell someone about themself or about you that you know will lead to strife.”

“Hmm.” Carys’ eyes roamed her face. “What about a soft truth?”

“Huh?” Greta blinked, lost in Carys’ curls and skin and eyes and mouth.

“I have this extremely soft truth that I would love to confront you with…”

Greta smiled and slid her knee between Carys’. “Oh yeah?”

Carys spread her legs in invitation. “Mm-hmm.”

Carys’ eyelids lowered, and Greta’s heart started to beat faster.

Greta trailed her fingertips up Carys’ bare arm and watched the hairs stand up. When she reached her shoulder, Greta leaned in and caught Carys’ mouth in a kiss. Carys pressed a hot tongue against hers. It was soft—so soft Greta was melting in honeyed sweetness. Then Carys was pressing against her, also so soft, but with an urgency that made her clit throb and her nipples tingle.

“Fuck, you really are soft.”

Carys answered with the sexiest, wickedest smile Greta had ever seen. “Sure am. C’mere.”

She pulled Greta on top of her and they kissed—wild, deep, lose-your-breath kisses that set Greta reeling.

Every nerve ending responded to Carys; every inch of her skin was sensitized. When Carys tipped her head to the side and licked a line up Greta’s neck, Greta shuddered.

Carys mmmed appreciatively and rolled Greta onto the bed.

“May I?”

When Greta nodded, Carys stripped her of her clothes.

“You’re so fucking hot,” Carys said. “What do you want?”

Greta opened her mouth, but nothing came out. It was clear that Carys sincerely wanted to know. But Greta didn’t have any idea what she wanted. Just…

“You,” she said, hoping it would be enough.

It wasn’t.