Knights of Desire [Flights of Fancy 2] (Siren Publishing Ménage Amour) Read Online Free PDF Page B

make of that."
    "You're right, of course, and I don't think it would be the wisest thing we could do, either." Landis still had some concerns about the strangers. Shane and her soldiers made no offer of violence, but it was clear the weapons and tools at her disposal were far superior to the strong sword clicking softly in its scabbard on his hip.
    "I'm always right." Landis felt Clemmons squeeze his hand again. "Tell me what you think of Shane."
    "In some ways, she frightens me. She's confident of her abilities and those of her people. I don't think she's overconfident, either."
    "Nor do I, but that's not what I mean." Clemmons paused a few moments. "Don't you find it odd for such a beautiful woman to be a soldier?"
    "For us, yes, but we know little of the ways of her people. It may not be unusual at all for them."
    "I think you're wrong. Look at the other women with her."
    "Oh, I have, and one of the other warriors is nearly as pretty as Shane, and the woman who is talking with Lord Halstone about the crops is perhaps prettier."
    "I think you're wrong about that." Clemmons again hesitated for a second or two. "Don't you find Shane attractive?"
    Landis had found her gorgeous since the first time he saw her, but he hadn't mentioned that to Clemmons. "It doesn't really matter."
    "Yes it does." He sighed. "I can't recall a woman nearly that beautiful."
    It occurred to him that Clemmons was confessing. "You know, there's no harm in looking at a pretty woman."
    "I guess not."
    "I owe you an answer. Yes, Shane is very attractive."
    "Well, it's not just me, then."
    "No, it's not." Since confessions seemed to be the order of the evening, Landis had his own. "I have to admit I've wondered what she would feel like in my arms."
    "So have I." Clemmons nodded slowly.
    He decided to ask the question that had nagged him for the last four days. "Do you miss being with a woman?"
    Clemmons walked in silence for more than a minute. "In some ways, yes." He stopped and tugged Landis's hand, turning him so they faced each other. "But not many."
    Landis had thought about this before and even more the last few days. "I think I know what you mean, but never forget I love you."
    Without a word, Clemmons slipped his arms around his waist and pulled them together, pressing his lips to Landis's mouth. He pressed his tongue between his lover's lips, and waves of warmth, mixed oddly with shivering chills, rushed through Landis, and he hugged Clemmons tightly. The flavor of Clemmons's perspiration danced across his tongue and filled his nose, the clean saltiness adding to the sensations assailing him.
    He and Clemmons moved against one another, and Landis's cock stirred in his pants, the gentle rubbing building his passions like it always did. He slipped his hands down Clemmons's back to cup the firm muscles of the big man's ass and squeezed, pulling their hips tighter together. Clemmons eased his lips from his and kissed across the fine stubble of beard to flick his tongue deep into Landis's ear, swirling wetly around the folds and plunging into the canal.
    Clemmons moved his hands to unfasten the buttons of the light shirt Landis wore, and the firm fingers, deliciously rough with calluses gained from years of wielding a sword massaged his chest, darting across his nipples, making them hard with desire.
    Leaning his head back with a sigh, Landis allowed himself to fall into the passions of love.
     
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    Moving through the unfamiliar woods towards the two men, Shane watched her handheld scanner. They had stopped moving, perhaps talking about the strange visitors to their world or maybe just watching the night sky as she did. As she came within twenty meters of their location, a funny sound, a soft moaning came from their direction.
    The scanner showed nothing except the three of them in the area, but on a new world it was best to err on the side of caution until she was certain the sensors weren't blind to some unknown animal or other threat. She