His Hidden Desire 4: This Feeling Heart

By Emma Rose

Samantha doesn't believe in destiny, at least not a destiny she doesn't create. The only fate she wants is one for which she takes full responsibility. If that means no room for romance, so be it. With this in mind, Samantha agrees to ten days of no-strings passion with billionaire corporate attorney Porter. No more, no less.

One night in the middle of a motorcycle camp that Porter enjoys visiting, she feels her first pangs of jealousy and possession. She admits to herself that she wants more from her relationship with Porter, and she wonders if he feels the same. The intensity scares and excites her all at once...

This 6,300 word serial is the fourth installment in the popular adult romance series, HIS HIDDEN DESIRE, by bestselling author, Emma Rose.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Emma Rose
• Release date: Jan 21, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310019685

Emma Rose

As a full-time independent author, Emma Rose delights in giving you stories that draw you in and characters who captivate your imagination.

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His Hidden Desire 4: This Feeling Heart

By

Emma Rose

Copyright © 2014 by Emma Rose

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This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. All characters in this book are eighteen years or older.

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His Hidden Desire 4: This Feeling Heart

Samantha held on to Porter’s back as he navigated the motorcycle through the dark San Diego night. She felt his muscles under her hands, the steady movement of air through his lungs, the thrum of the bike’s powerful engine. It wasn’t long before he slowed down and pulled the bike into the parking lot of a café that already had at least a dozen motorcycles—all cruisers—parked there.

Where are we? She asked, taking off her helmet.

Meeting a few friends. Helmet in hand, he looked back at her and grinned. His gaze swept the parking lot that not only had the bikes there but the bikers as well. Two feminine shapes stood near one bike. One woman had her hand on the waist of the other, her head bent low as they talked. A group of a half a dozen or so bikes, a mix of men and women, stood in a loose circle, smoking cigarettes and talking.

Porter turned off the bike and but did not get off. Just