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his
    incisors. They weren’t fangs exactly, but they were close.
    Will you cease your struggles?
    “Fuck you!”
    His grin spread wider, flashing more of his unusually white teeth. If that is an
    invitation to enter your body, then I accept.
    Katy’s eyes bugged. “It is not! Damn it, get off me or I’ll scream.”
    Please don’t do that. I’d hate for you to accidentally harm yourself.
    “The only one about to get hurt here is you.”
    His brows shot to his hairline and his lips quirked. She got the distinct impression
    he was trying not to laugh. He pulled her wrists together so he could hold them with
    one hand and then brushed the strands of hair away from her face that had come loose in
    the struggle. Such an unusual color. He fingered the strawberry blonde tresses for a
    second, before burying his nose in the side of her head and inhaling. Your scent is
    unfamiliar, but I like it.
    “Thank you. I think.” What in the hell was she saying? She was not having a
    conversation with this… this… man. Katy refused to think of him as anything more. “Are
    you a mind reader? Is that how you’re sending me your thoughts? I’m not psychic, but I’
    ve always been a little sensitive.” She left off the fact that her sensitivity only extended to
    animals. Was this really any different?
    No…
    Katy waited for him to expand upon his answer, but he never did. “Are you going to
    let me up?”
    No , he answered softly.
    He glanced down at her body and rotated his hips. She bit her lip to hold back a
    whimper. Damned, if that didn’t feel good.
    I prefer you where you’re at.
    Kegar felt her soften beneath him and nearly groaned. Her arms remained tense, but
    the rest of her accepted his weight as if they’d been joining for centuries. His hips rested
    between her voluptuous thighs and softly rounded stomach. He loved the fact that she
    wasn’t small and brittle. Strength was prized by him and his people. A weak mate was
    useless. They couldn’t bear strong babes.
    This woman seemed more than up for the task. Sure, it would take some convincing,
    but he had a little time. Kegar wished he had more, but unfortunately he’d left the ship
    without permission, which meant he had to work fast. His people were already orbiting
    this planet. As soon as they located his identi-chip, they’d retrieve him, whether he was
    ready to go or not. Kegar knew he could always contact them, but what fun would that
    be?
    A smile flittered over his mouth as the woman pushed against his hands. She
    reminded him of the ancient stories he’d heard about a pack of female feral cats that had
    lived on Zaron long before his people had settled the planet. When the Phantom
    warriors had arrived, several of the women had trapped and captured the males for
    breeding purposes. Not that the males complained for the feral women were rumored to
    be beautiful beyond compare. Their offspring were said to be the start of the Claw Clan.
    Kegar knew it was only a story, but part of him hoped that this woman would want to
    claim him as much as he longed to claim her.
    “Well, what if I don’t prefer this position?” she retorted, unable to hide the sudden
    rasp in her voice. He leaned down mashing his chest into hers. Her nipples pebbled on
    contact.
    Kegar’s gaze locked onto the front of her shirt and his mouth watered at the thought
    of tasting her. Your body tells me otherwise.
    “My body is lying.”
    Your lips are lying, not your body. I can smell your feminine heat. It beats at me. Right now
    your entrance creams in anticipation of my cock. He rocked his hips for emphasis. I have
    traveled far to find you. I will not have you deny our connection. Not now. Not ever.
    “What connection? We do not have a connection. I don’t even know you.” It didn’t
    matter if they were generating enough heat to melt the polar ice caps. She was not about
    to do anything stupid with a complete stranger. This was L.A. after all.
    Katy stared into his
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