Sweet Surrender (SWEET DEMONS #2) by Viano Oniomoh EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Viano Oniomoh
- Language: English
- Genre: contemporary romance
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When Knight opened his eyes, he found himself standing in the middle of a
clearing in a familiar forest. His lips twitched as the summoning circle
underneath his feet slowly faded, then disappeared. It was dark, and the night
looked and sounded odd as it always did in this particular dreamscape, possibly
because it was created from a mix of his subconscious and the human’s.
Speaking of the human …
Knight’s blood red eyes began to glow as he took a long, slow inhale. The
scent wasn’t real—not like it would’ve been had this been happening outside of
the dreamscape—but it still made his lower belly clench and his mouth water.
Almighty, what he wouldn’t give to actually smell his prey instead of this
imagined approximation.
When he was sure he’d grasped the scent, he confidently stepped out of the
clearing, disappearing into the trees. He made sure to step deliberately on
crunchy leaves and other debris, his progress loud and obvious. On cue, the
scent in the air spiked with the sharp tang of fear and that of syrupy delicious
anticipation.
Knight’s lip quirked. He didn’t run. Not yet. All his other senses sharpened
instead, his ears filtering out the noise of the forest until it narrowed in on the
human’s panting breath, his near-silent race through the trees ahead; his nostrils
flared, his olfactory sensors so sharp he could smell the human’s sweat, could
taste it as it filtered down to the back of his throat—salt and sour, anticipation
and arousal.
When he was sure the human had put enough space between them, he began
to jog. The longer and harder the chase, the more mind-numbingly intense the
release was going to be. And after the stress of the past few days, he desperately
needed that relief. The human probably did, too, which was why they were both
here.
A few more moments, and he began to run. It didn’t take long before he’d
closed the gap.
The human inhaled sharply when he glanced behind him and spotted the
demon, a dark shadow within the depths of the trees. His scent spiked again
with that delicious mix of fear and arousal.
A cliff’s face appeared before him, its surface crawling with thick vines.
He didn’t hesitate, grabbing the vines and beginning to frantically climb.
“Do we always have to play this game?” Knight recited, projecting his voice so
it sounded like he was purring directly in the human’s ear.
The human jolted and nearly lost his grip, crying out but managing to grasp
onto a vine before he crashed to the ground.
“You know I’m only toying with you, right?” Knight continued, his voice still
in that low, dark purr. On his next sentence, he projected his voice so it sounded
like it was reverberating directly inside the human’s brain: “We both know I’m
only letting you run.”
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