Smolder by Laurell K. Hamilton EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
- Author: Laurell K. Hamilton
- Language: English
- Formats: PDF / EPUB
- Status: Available For Free Download
- Genre: Vampire Horror
- Price: Free
- File Size: 2 MB
- Publish Date: March 21, 2023
EDWARD STOOD IN front of the half circle of mirrors getting fitted for the
wedding clothes he’d be wearing as best man in my wedding. I’d been his
best man/person less than a year ago, so turnabout was fair play. He was even
hating the clothes almost as much as I hated the formal-length dress that his
bride had forced me to wear at the last moment when I thought I’d get away
with a tux like the men.
Now it was his turn to think he’d get to wear a tux
and find out he was half right. Since I was marrying someone who either
designed or helped design most of his own clothes, Jean-Claude had ideas for
spicing up the traditional boring clothes that most modern men wore.
Normally his fashion sense wouldn’t have bothered Edward, who had a very
traditional style, but now as he glared at himself in the mirror he was
bothered, very bothered.
“You have got to be kidding me,” he said. His blue eyes were already
starting to turn pale like winter skies, which usually meant he was about to
kill something, or that he wanted to kill something.
Peter, his very grown-up son, and I sat in little chairs that were usually
reserved for mothers of the bride, or other members of the female side of the
wedding, because men didn’t have to come to the designer wedding couture
side—ever. Edward was my bestest friend, but I grinned at him, because I
was enjoying the men getting outfitted in something they hated so much more
than any normal tux.
“You look great,” I said, smiling, and that at least was true, unlike me in
every bridesmaid dress I’d ever been forced to wear.
He looked to Peter for a different opinion. “This is ridiculous.” He spread
his arms out to his sides so that Peter could get the full effect of the black
leather and cloth tailcoat with its high, stiff collar that framed about half of
Edward’s head. His blond hair looked brighter yellow than I’d ever seen it,
maybe it was the black leather framing it? Or maybe it was his desert tan,
which wasn’t tanned by most standards, but it was the most color I’d ever
seen on Edward’s skin.
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