Opportunity has presented itself…The Gryphon and His Thief #8sunday #snippetsunday #SPeekSunday @KMNbooks

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Chapter 4 #4

Set up for this week: This scene takes place a few paragraphs later than last week's snippet. Calli has taken a swing at Darrien when he became a little...friendly.

*The excerpt may have been modified to fit the 8 sentence limit. :)

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The woman moved faster than a panther and proved just as deadly. Playing nice was over. He still held her hands above her head and used his thighs to keep her from kicking him again, lest he find his nether parts bruised. He hadn't missed her intent. If she'd had more room to maneuver, he had no doubt she would have hit her mark already.

The stars above, how could she infuriate him and entice him at the same time. Her sweet scent filled him, made him want so much more, and even in this dire situation, he couldn't help wanting her. He'd waited for her for centuries and she was in his arms. Maybe not in the way he would prefer, but being cursed, he couldn't be fickle when opportunity presented itself.

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Hmm... Darrien does have his hands full, doesn't he?. lol

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Some Treasures are Priceless…

A long time ago, a Gryphon shifter’s duty was to guard and protect the people of the tribes, but Darrien Andros failed to keep his human wife safe from harm. Cursed for the crime, he must guard everything in the Museum of Cursed Antiquities forever, never to truly live and never to die. Centuries have passed, but when he encounters a thief, who uncannily resembles his dead wife, he is convinced he has a second chance.

Calli Angelis is hired to steal Hecate's Stone from the Museum, believing she would be returning it to its rightful owner. She never really trusted the person who hired her and now Darrien makes her doubt her motives, too. He also has her questioning the possibility of reincarnation when the attraction between them ignites into something she can no longer ignore.

As the two work together to unravel the mysteries behind the stone, it becomes apparent an old and dangerous enemy from Darrien’s past is determined to have history repeat itself.

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33 thoughts on “Opportunity has presented itself…The Gryphon and His Thief #8sunday #snippetsunday #SPeekSunday @KMNbooks”

  1. A hug is a hug. Sort of. Except not. 😀

    I love all their interactions, Karen, and I love Darrien’s voice, even when he’s being all . . . Darrien. 😀

  2. That’s a really challenging position for both of them to be in. I don’t think it’ll suddenly resolve, given how fraught with tension things already are.

  3. Great scene! I’m new to this story but I’m already hooked. How will they extricate themselves from this sticky situation? Or will they, hmmm, roll with it?

  4. He might want to slow down a little – this doesn’t much qualify as “in his arms,” the way he’s thinking! I’m glad to see she’s still trying to protect herself…interesting excerpt!

  5. Bwahahahaha! “she was in his arms. Maybe not in the way he would prefer, but being cursed, he couldn’t be fickle” Love these lines. Nicely done, Karen. 😀

  6. Very nice! It proves the old adage, ‘be careful what you wish for…”

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