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little more tanned, but in that moment she couldn’t find it in herself to care. It took all her effort not to leave a puddle of drool on the bedding.
    “I—I don’t think this is a good idea.” There, she’d made her token protest. Surely she could get resistance points for that.
    “I’ll give you all the points you want, honey, as long as you don’t mind me sliding one of them into your hot hole.”
    Cora burst out laughing. She laughed so hard tears dripped from her eyes. “That has to be the worst line anyone has ever used on me, and that includes the dryad who went on and on about his wood.”
    Wiping the tears from her eyes she saw Basil’s chagrined expression. Damn, he was adorable, cheesy lines and all. Of course, the lack of shirt helped his case, too.
    She couldn’t think of one good reason not to let him in her bed. It wasn’t like she was against relations with paranormals—her past dates were proof of that. Just because she hadn’t been attracted to any of them didn’t make her less willing to date paranormals.
    While she was still mulling over dating the vampire king, he slid into bed with her and covered her with his body. His larger form pushed her into the mattress.
    At the sensation of his smooth bare skin, Cora had to concentrate on not coming immediately.
    “I’ve had dreams about feeling your skin against mine.”
    “Really?” Her mind raced as she remembered how hours ago he’d turned into an eagle. “How can you be an eagle?”
    He looked down at her with a hot, sincere expression. Supporting his weight with his upper arms, he covered her entire body from chest to toes with his warm, masculine presence. The scent of flowers and ash filled her nose. Strange but not unpleasant, more late-night camp fire than mortuary.
    “I was born a vampire, not made. Which is why I have talents the others don’t.”
    “Alexis doesn’t…at least I don’t think he does.” She hadn’t had a chance to talk to her cousin much lately but she was almost positive Melinda would have mentioned if her future husband could turn into a bird.
    Basil leant down and pressed a sexy kiss on her cheek. It was more sweet than sexual but her body heated up faster than a race car engine. “We aren’t truly brothers. He was my first made and with me the longest. There are no blood ties between us. I am the last of my kind until I bond with my mate and create children of my own.”
    “Children?” This was obviously more than a brief fling to the sincere man hovering over her. “I didn’t think vampires could have children.” A stupid thing to say after he’d just told her he was born, but until that moment she’d thought all vampires were made.
    “Only between a vampire and a mortal woman.”
    “Oh.” Good thing she was on the pill.
    Basil gave her a wicked smile. “We will talk of this later. Right now I want to make love with you.”
    She didn’t know if it was the sexy accent or the hot eyes, or maybe it had been just too freaking long since she felt a man inside her, but Cora reached between them and slid down the covers.
    Basil slipped off the bed and whipped the covers the rest of the way back.
    “The angels must have cried the day you left heaven,” he mused. Cora blushed as he unbuckled his pants and lowered the zip. The man obviously didn’t bother with underwear—as his heavy cock fell through the opening and pointed at Cora.
    Her mouth watered with the need to taste. She didn’t have a lot of experience sucking men off, few of her dates ever got to that point, but in that moment she desperately wanted to feel Basil in her mouth.
    “Can I?”
    The vampire gave a broken laugh, quickly divesting himself of the rest of his clothing. “Like I would ever say no to that, especially with the images going through your mind.”
    He started to climb back on the bed.
    “No. Stand right there.” She sat up on the bed and spread her thighs so he could stand in the vee of her legs. Pressing her