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Sherri L. King - Moon Lust

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First story in the Moon Lust series During Briannas trip to the Ural Mountains of Russia, a life-threatening accident places her at the mercy of a strange, reclusive man. A man whose secrets and unquenchable hunger will change her life forever...

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MOON LUST

An Elloras Cave, Inc. electronic publication in association with author:

Sherri L. King

MS Reader (LIT) ISBN # 1-84360-221-0
Mobipocket (PRC) ISBN # 1-84360-222-9
Other formats (no ISBNs): Rocketbook, HTML, Adobe

All Rights Reserved. http://www.ellorascave.com

Copyright Sherri L. King, 2002.

Elloras Cave
USA & U.K.

This book/e-book may not be reproduced in whole or in part by email forwarding, copying, fax, or any other mode of communication without author and publisher permission.

Edited by Allie Sawyer and Tina Engler.

Artwork by Darrell King.


Prologue

Full Moon

Today was her birthday. As of 9:20 a.m she was no less than 32 year s old. Brianna sighed, sending a puff of steam out into the frigid air. So why am I out here, in the middle of the Ural Mountains, listening to a tour guide drone on and on about old growth forests in Russia?

Because shed made a promise to a dying man, thats why. Her eccentric though much beloved Uncle Alexi had always wanted to revisit the land of his birth but had never had the chance. After the death of her parents Uncle Alexi had raised her like a daughter. So for years hed been too busy caring for her and overseeing his international forestry conservation projects to take the time for himself. As time wore on, Brianna had grown up and helped him in his conservation effortsbut hed never found the time to get away.

Hed asked her to go in his stead.

You must see the mountains and forests, Bri. Promise me you will go when I am gone. They are so beautiful the angels weep with envy. I want you to see them. Perhaps you will weep too, eh? He tried to chuckle, but his body had been too weak with the cancer. Hed died that very day, but only after shed vowed to visit his homeland.

Uncle Alexi had been right about the Middle Ural regionit was breathtaking. The air, though cold, was crisp and cleanso clear that one could see for miles in the higher regions. It was humbling to stand among the dense forest of trees as she was now, but it was also spooky .

Brianna wasnt sure why the beautiful landscape should inspire such an uncomfortable fear within herbut there it was. She felt nervous, edgy. Hunted . As odd as it would sound to anyone else who knew her, shed felt this way for two days now. Ever since she and the thirteen other people in her grouptourists, students, guideshad entered a particularly dense region of old growth forest.

For two days, shed felt stalked by some unnamed fear. She could almost swear that if she turned at just the right moment shed see a monster bearing down on her. Not even the beauty of the land and wildlife could take her mind away from that awful, hunted feeling.

It didnt help that every hour or so she caught a glimpse of something in the forest out of the corner of her eye. Like now, when something low and swift darted between the trees, obscured by the dense vegetation

She bit her lip. Her guides had mentioned that the area was teeming with wildlifeespecially foxes and wolves. Brianna found herself hoping that the shadows she so frequently saw between the trees were just the curious forest inhabitants and not the monsters of her imagination.

She blinked. Youre losing it, she murmured to herself. There are no such things as monsters.

Realizing that shed lagged behind the group while lost in her thoughts, she hurried to catch up. She yelped as she tripped, failing to notice a protruding root in the ground. Stumbling, she was unable to regain her footing. Loose sediments gave way as she tottered, sending her skidding.

Ouch!

Brianna fell off the path, gasping as she watched herself uncontrollably race down the face of a steep ravine. Oh god!

Her eyes widened as a piercing howl rose up into the sky. Crying out as her head struck a rock, she quickly surrendered to black unconsciousness.


Chapter One

Waning Moon

Drink this, Brianna, it will help warm you. The voice was dark and far away. The words were English, but the accent was thick and Russian. Brianna struggled to open her eyes, and the light that penetrated through the slit she managed sent shards of glass splintering through her mind. She felt a cup pressed to her mouth, and a warm, comforting liquid trickled down her throat.

Too soon the warm drink was taken away, and a hand came to smooth the hair away from her brow. Her body was sore, and it was difficult to use her arms and legs. It took several seconds for her to realize that it was hard to move not because of injury, but because several heavy blankets were piled upon her, weighing her down.

You suffered a fall. You took a fever in your weak stateI have been nursing you back to health, the voice said soothingly.

Where am I? Her voice was raw and barely discernible.

Youre safe, Brianna.

How do you know my name?

A soft, masculine chuckle sounded close to her ear. You talk in your sleep.

The hand at her brow trailed down to caress her cheek. It felt cool against her fevered skin. The covers that had imprisoned her were pushed aside, and she felt the chill of the air as it caressed her naked flesh. You are very beautiful, he said roughly.

She tried to protest as hands palmed her breasts and plucked at her nipples, but to no avail. Her eyes would not open, her lips would not form words. She felt drugged and listless, too weak even to cry out.

Cool lips pressed softly against hers, even as she struggled for words. Sharp teeth nipped at her mouth, gentle now but with a promise of passion and danger. All the while, fingers played with her nipples, plumping them and tugging them in a way she found incredibly arousing, though it should have only made her nervous and uneasy.

Who was this man? How had he found her? She remembered the fall but thennothing. How long had she been here with him?

She turned her head away from his kiss, but he was undeterred. His lips moved down her jaw to her neck where he brought his teeth to bear upon her. Stinging little nips at her tender skin made her gasp, and he laved the tiny hurts with his tongue. He growled softly and moved his head downward over her collarbone, biting and suckling as he went.

His hand plumped up a breast, and she felt his hot breath play over her nipple a split second before he licked her. His tongue licked a long, wet path from her nipple to her throat and onward to her lips where it speared between them to delve inside. She could not contain a moan of arousal as he masterfully kissed her.

Whoever he was, he was the sexiest kisser shed ever locked lips with. And even though she was utterly at his mercy, she felt no fear now. She somehow sensed that this man would not bring harm to her. He seemed content to kiss and caress her, the feelings he evoked enjoyable despite her weakened, weary state.

His mouth moved down once more and latched onto a swollen nipple. She moved beneath him, no longer striving to get away, wanting only to experience more of this delicious embrace. He sucked upon her nipple, making wet noises as he feasted there. His hands were suddenly everywhere upon her, stroking her wherever he could reach.

Brianna felt his fingers slip between her thighs, and she opened her legs wider for him. Whatever madness drove him now seemed to drive her too, and she welcomed the feel of his fingertips as they parted the lips of her labia to stroke her. He unerringly found her swollen clit, and pressed it in such a way that lightning seemed to shoot straight through her.

He abruptly pulled away from her, making her gasp in disappointment. I apologize. His voice was a low growl, his eyes penetrating. I have restrained myself these past few days while I nursed you, but seeing you just nowawake and much recoveredI could not help myself. You will rest nowyes? You will grow strong with sleep .

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