Long Overdue (River Jewel Resort Book 3) Read Online Free PDF

measured up. She’d rather stick to having meaningless flings if she couldn’t have the man she desired most.
    “Quit obsessing, Olivia. If he wanted you, you’d know it by now. Get over it.”
    She piddled about the apartment, straightening and dusting for the millionth time since she’d been fired. Olivia knew she needed to get a job, any job, and she definitely needed to stop stalling. Matt would be out of town for the weekend, which gave Olivia plenty of free time. Besides, years of working at the library and being responsible for only herself had left her with a sizeable nest-egg. Her apartment and car were paid for, her bills were never late and she had no one to tell her what she could or couldn’t do.
    “I can’t stay here. If I don’t get out of town for a bit, I’m going to drive myself insane. River Jewel Resort it is. What’s the worst that could happen? Maybe I’ll fulfill a fantasy or two of my own.”
    Renewed with new purpose, Olivia flew about the apartment, gathering everything she’d need for a weekend at the River Jewel. The online ad said their doors were always open and they had plenty of rooms, so there was no need to make a reservation. Once she’d packed her suitcase and travel bag, she hauled them down to her car. After a cursory check around her home, Olivia grabbed her purse, locked the front door and set off to find whatever awaited her.
     
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    He drove North on I-74. Traffic was always a madhouse and on a Thursday night, it was no different.
    “Why doesn’t anyone ever stay home? Don’t you people have lives?”
    Matt saw a gap between two eighteen-wheelers and stomped the gas as he whipped the steering wheel to the left, maneuvering his black sedan with the ease of a race car driver. The sound of air horns and jake-brakes filled the air as he swerved back to the right lane, nearly getting ass-packed by a red mini-van. Checking his rear view mirror, he saw the woman driving behind him giving him the one-finger-salute.
    He laughed to himself. “Lighten up, lady.” Matt raised his hand, waving at her, and received another long blow of her horn before she veered onto the exit ramp.
    “Good riddance.”
    His suit jacket felt entirely too tight and he used his knees to keep the steering wheel steady as he slipped the restrictive material off, tossing it into the backseat.
    “Much better.”
    Matt’s thoughts once again drifted to Olivia. The only time he felt he could picture her the way he wanted, naked and beneath him, was when he was on the road. The familiar fantasy made his shaft swell and press against the snug fabric of his jeans. He liked the ache as the denim pinched his cock. Imagining Olivia’s tight pussy clenching and releasing him only increased the pressure. He could ejaculate without even touching his cock when he thought about Olivia.
    Her long, black hair begged to be pulled and he’d give anything to bend her over one of the library tables and have his way with her. Olivia had no idea how sexy he thought she was. If she ever found out he’d written all of his smutty romance novels as he fantasized about her, she’d surely run for the hills and far, far away from him. What would he do if she ever left?
    “God, you sound pathetic Matt. Get a grip.”
    H
Chiding himself, h
e turned on the radio, using the steering wheel buttons to navigate the car’s satellite radio system. As he scanned through the hundreds of channels, he found nothing that could keep his interest. Luckily, his hard-on started to relax
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but his mind couldn’t find the same relief.
    “What am I doing? I could be at the River Jewel having the time of my life and instead, I’m on my way to meet desperate women who think they’re in love with me because of my books.”
    He rambled on and on as he drove. At least he was wearing his Bluetooth and he wouldn’t look like some crazy guy talking to himself as other drivers passed him by.
    He knew he had obligations, but he