Excerpt Reveal: Wicked Favor by Sawyer Bennett
New York Times bestselling author,
Sawyer Bennett, is happy to introduce a new Wicked Horse club in Las
Vegas and you’re cordially invited to attend the grand opening...
As the owner of The Wicked Horse, an elite sex club located along the
Vegas Strip, Jerico Jameson never spends the night alone. Gorgeous,
ripped, and totally alpha, Jerico doesn’t grant favors and will
rarely give you the time of day—unless he wants you in his bed. So
when the sister of his sworn enemy shows up asking for help, saying
no should be easy. But when Jerico takes one look at her and sees an
opportunity to help this beautiful woman while exacting revenge on
her brother, he’s not about to pass that up. Beaten and bruised,
Trista Barnes is running out of options, and Jerico is her last
chance to get out of the mess she’s in. She doesn’t know why
Jerico despises her brother so much, but as long as he can help her,
she doesn’t care. Jerico offers her safety while opening her up to
a sinful world she never knew existed. As she succumbs to Jerico’s
erotic charm, Trista lets herself fall into the wicked world of guilt
free pleasure with no regrets. Under his strong alpha hand, she
blooms, and so does Jerico’s possessiveness. But what happens when
Trista finds out she was a pawn in Jerico’s game all along, and
that the price for his favor was steeper than she ever imagined –
her heart.
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We’re at a table with six other
people who Jerico knows. It hits me suddenly that he’s not just a
hermit who hides in The Wicked Horse, but a real businessman. He owns
a prominent security-consulting company and is probably very involved
with the community if he’s attending functions like this. I sit
quietly, feeling like Julia Roberts in Pretty Women as the
men discuss business and politics and the women talk to each other
and ignore me. I only hope to God they don’t bring escargot because
I definitely cannot eat it, and I don’t feel like being embarrassed
by flinging a shell across the room. When the salad is served,
however, the chatter across the table dies down and Jerico turns
slightly toward me as we eat. Leaning over, he whispers, “I hate
all this polite chitchat.” I have to swallow down a giggle before I
whisper back to him. “Well, suck it up and eat your salad.”
Jerico responds by putting his hand on my leg, giving it a squeeze,
and then using his fingers to pull at the silk of my gown. He gets it
to rise right to my knees and then his hand is snaking under. I slap
a hand on his wrist, look around the table to see everyone engaged in
food or personal talk, and then I make a decision. Not to stop him
but to pull his hand up higher. I do this while watching Jerico’s
nostrils flare and his eyes darken with arousal. But he does nothing
more than squeeze the inside of my thigh before taking his hand away.
I grin at him in satisfaction when he leans over once more to
whisper, “Would you have really let me finger you under the table?”
“Yes,” I whisper back to him, my skin tingling with the prospect
of what I almost let him do. “Dirty girl,” he says with
appreciation in his eyes. “But even I have my limits on what I’ll
do in public. Besides, you’re too much of a screamer. We would have
never gotten away with it.”
Since the release of her debut
contemporary romance novel, Off Sides, in January 2013, Sawyer
Bennett has released more than 30 books and has been featured on both
the USA Today and New York Times bestseller lists on multiple
occasions. A reformed trial lawyer from North Carolina, Sawyer uses
real life experience to create relatable, sexy stories that appeal to
a wide array of readers. From new adult to erotic contemporary
romance, Sawyer writes something for just about everyone. Sawyer
likes her Bloody Marys strong, her martinis dirty, and her heroes a
combination of the two. When not bringing fictional romance to life,
Sawyer is a chauffeur, stylist, chef, maid, and personal assistant to
a very active toddler, as well as full-time servant to two adorably
naughty dogs. She believes in the good of others, and that a bad day
can be cured with a great work-out, cake, or a combination of the
two.
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