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About The Mitus Touch:
She’s desperate for the one man she must avoid at all costs… Wealth manager Brigit Farnay despises Colton Mitus. And with good reason. He ripped away her family’s company during the most painful time in her life. Forced to work with him, she can’t deny that Colton is gorgeous, brilliant, commanding. And the enemy. Her traitorous body craves his touch every moment of every day. And then she finds out about the erotic games he plays… Corporate raider Colton Mitus is success and power personified. He demands control in the boardroom and in the bedroom. So he shouldn’t be tempted by the newest member of the Mitus team. But he is. Brigit challenges him and frustrates him, but also quiets the demons that haunt him, especially as she agrees to be drawn into his secret, sinful world. The most lucrative deal of Colton’s career places Brigit’s family’s company in jeopardy. When old enemies return hell-bent on ruining him, Brigit is the only person who can save him. But she’s been keeping secrets that could destroy everything...Now .99 on Amazon!
EXCERPT
A tender love ballad broke the awkwardness. Without
hesitating, Colton snaked both arms around Brigit’s waist. Though she wanted to
run her hands along his shoulders, she left her arms dangling by her side.
“It’s easier and a lot more fun if you actually touch me.”
The thickness in his voice landed at the apex between her legs.
I want him. So badly.
His smoldering stare sent a jolt of electricity pounding
through her. “Here, let me help.” He draped her arm over his shoulder. “Your
turn.”
Pursing her lips to hide the smile, she placed her other hand
on his shoulder. Her body heated, but not from the warmth of his skin seeping
through his cotton shirt and onto her fingers. Laying her hands on his strong,
hard body cemented her decision.
Tonight she would sleep with the enemy.
His stare never left hers. Could he feel her unrelenting
need? The song ended and the lights brightened. Some staff continued drinking
and talking, while others headed upstairs.
The connection hummed between them and her heart kicked up
speed. Time to make her move. “Thank you for the opportunity to interview and
meet your staff.”
“Calling it a night?”
With a sly smile, she nodded.
“Are you tired?”
“No. You?”
As he shook his head, his gaze wandered from her eyes to her
mouth, then back to her eyes. “Thirsty?”
Slowly, she nodded. “I’ll text Taylor for sparking water.”
His lips curved just enough to let her know he was amused.
“Putting me through the paces, aren’t you?” He offered his arm and she gripped
his bicep. Rather than heading upstairs, he led her out back, onto the
cobblestone walkway.
The blast of frigid air against her overheated skin felt
invigorating. The full moon shone through the swaying tree branches
illuminating their way like dancing fireflies as they headed toward the light
in the guesthouse cottage.
Halfway there, he stopped. Slowly, he pivoted toward her. His
deep, dark pools confirmed she wanted this—she wanted him—more than her next chilly breath. She squeezed his arm, set her
sights on the house and continued forward in silence. He pressed a code on the
keyless entry pad and the door clicked open. He pushed it wide and waited.
“No water in the main house?” She crossed the threshold.
“None.” He closed the door behind them. “Fortunately, I’ve
stashed some bottles here. You know, for emergencies.”
“What a godsend! I can’t imagine having to drink tap water.”
On a chuckle, he held her hand and led her through the small
foyer. Sizzling energy skirted up her arm. Her hand felt tiny nestled in his
large one, but as soon as they entered the kitchen, she pulled her hand away.
“Shane whipped up a surprise dessert. Shall we be naughty and
have a bite?”
He planned this.
“Perhaps a nibble.”
Opening the refrigerator, he pulled out a tiramisu log cake.
“This is going to be a sweet, creamy delight.” He dragged his tongue over his
lower lip.
Oh, God. Her
insides quivered. They held eye contact for an extra second before he set the
dessert on the table. While he sliced two pieces and placed them on dessert
plates, she opened cupboards.
“Let me help.” As he stepped behind her, he opened an
adjacent cupboard then pressed against her backside. The weight of his body
stirred her insides. Though he set the glasses on the counter, he didn’t move
away. Gulping down a breath, she turned around and peered into his eyes.
So close. So handsome. So wrong.
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