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M. Leighton - Some Like It Wild

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First was . Now, the next book in M. Leightons Wild Ones series... How far will a good girl go for the bad boy she loves? Laney Holt is a preachers daughter. A good girl. Her only goal was to get married, have babies, and live happily ever after, just like her parents. Only that didnt happen. The two people closest to her betrayed her, and Laneys dreams came crashing down. Now shes left with an empty space she doesnt know how to fill. Until she meets Jake Theopolis, a daredevil with a death wish who has heartbreaker written all over him. Jake has no interest in thinking beyond the here and now. All he wants out of life is the next rush, the next feel-good thing to keep his mind off the pain of his past. His latest rush? Showing Laney theres more to life than being a good girland that going bad can be so much fun. Her only concern now is how she can ever hope to satisfy the wild side of a boy like Jake. Shes looking forward to trying. And so is Jake. If you love , youll be just as wild for M. Leightons Bad Boys series which includes , , and

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Some like It Wild

The Wild Ones - 2

M. Leighton

I thank God for Southern guys like my husband, Southern girls like the ones I used to know, and the Southern series that started it all for me.

ONE: Laney

Four years ago, summer

Come on, Laney. You gotta live a little. Youll be eighteen in a few weeks and then youll be leaving for college. This is the last fair youll ever attend as an adolescent. Dont you want this summer to be memorable?

Yes, but that does not include getting busted for drinking under age. My best friend, Tori, gives me that look that says Im hopeless. What? I ask defensively. Daddy would kill me.

I thought preachers kids were supposed to be wild as hell?

I can be wild, I tell her, avoiding her disbelieving blue eyes. I just dont want to be wild right now.

Then when? When are you gonna do something? Anything? You wont make it a single semester away at college if you dont learn some of this worldly stuff now, Laney.

I chew the inside of my lip. I do feel ill-prepared for college. But the thing is, I dont want to do wild things. All Ive ever really wanted out of life is to find the perfect man to sweep me off my feet, get married, have a family, and live happily ever after. And I dont have to get wild to achieve any of those things.

Looking at Toris expression, however, makes me feel like some kind of freak for not wanting to break the rules. At least a little. But she doesnt understand my dreams. No one does, really. Except my mother. She was the same way when she was my age, and she found everything she wanted in life when she met my father.

Come on, Laney. Just this once.

Why? What is the big deal about getting it here? Getting it now?

Because I want to get it from him.

Why? I ask again. Whats the big deal?

Ive had a crush on him for years, thats what the big deal is. He went off to college and I havent seen him since. But now hes here. And I need a wing woman. When I dont immediately relent, she presses. Pleeease. For meee.

I sigh. I have to give Tori credit for being one seriously gifted manipulator. Its a wonder Im not wild as a buck. She talks me into doing things I dont want to do all the time. Its just that, so far, theyve been fairly innocent. Being the preachers daughter and living with such strict parents makes it hard for me to get into too much trouble. Tori ought to be happy about that. If it werent for the restrictions being my friend has placed indirectly on her, shed probably be a pregnant, drug-addicted criminal by now.

But shes not. Partly because of me and my taming influence. And its those stark differences in our personalities that make us such good friends. We balance each other perfectly. She keeps me on my toes. I keep her out of Juvie.

Fine, I growl. Come on. But so help me, if he tells on us, Im blaming you.

Tori squeals and bounces up and down, her ample boobs threatening to overcome the extremely low neckline of her shirt.

Why dont you just go over and do that in front of him a couple of times? Im sure hed give you anything you want.

Thatll come later, Tori says, ruffling her blond bangs and waggling her eyebrows.

I roll my eyes as we start off across the fairgrounds. As we near the farm truck where the shirtless guy is unloading crates, I ask Tori again, Now who did you say he is?

Jake Theopolis.

Theopolis? As in the peach orchard Theopolises?

Yep, thats his family.

Why dont I remember him?

Because your hormones slept through your freshman year. He was a senior. Jenna Theopoliss older brother. Played baseball. Dated pretty much all the hot girls.

Except for you, I add before she can.

She grins and elbows me in the ribs. Except for me.

And youre sure he wont try to get us into trouble?

Im positive. He was a bad boy. Im sure theres nothing we could think of that he hasnt done ten times over. We stop a few feet behind him, and I hear Tori whisper, Good God, look at him.

So I do.

I can see why Tori would find him appealing. His tanned skin is glistening in the hot Carolina sun. The well-defined muscles in his chest and shoulders ripple as he picks up a crate from the back of the truck, and his washboard abs contract as he swivels to set it on the ground. His worn blue jeans hang low on his narrow hips, giving us an almost-indecent look at the way the thin trail of hair that leads away from his navel disappears into the waistband.

But then Toris words come back to me and Im immediately turned off. She said hes a bad boy. And Im not interested in bad boys. They dont figure into my plans. At all. In any way. Thats why I dont have to worry about being attracted to him.

Even though hes hot as blazes.

Tori clears her throat as we move closer. Hi, Jake.

Jakes dark head turns toward us as he pauses in his work to wipe his brow. He looks first at Tori. Hi, he replies around the toothpick stuck in one corner of his mouth. His voice is low and hoarse. His smile is polite and I think to myself that hes handsome enough, but nothing to warrant Toris insistence on talking to him.

But then he looks over at me.

Even with him squinting in the bright sun, his eyes steal my breath. Set in his tan face and framed by his black hair and black lashes, theyre striking. The amber color is like honey, honey I feel all the way down in my stomachwarm and gooey.

Hi, he says again, one side of his mouth curling up into a cocky grin.

For some reason, I cant think of one single thing to say. Not even a casual greeting, one that I would give a perfect stranger. I stare at him for several long seconds until, finally, he chuckles and turns back to Tori.

Whats wrong with her?

Uh, shes just shy.

Shy? he asks, turning his attention back to me. I almost wish he hadnt. My belly is still full of hot liquid and Im starting to feel breathless. Hmmm, I dont meet shy girls very often.

From the corner of my eye, I see Tori wave her hand dismissively. Eh, shell loosen up in a minute. In fact, thats sort of why were here.

Jake glances back to Tori, releasing me from the prison of his strange eyes. I take a slow, deep breath to settle my swimming head.

Oh, Ive gotta hear this, he says, leaning back against the tailgate and crossing his arms over his chest. I cant help but notice how his biceps bulge with the action.

Tori steps closer to him and whispers, We were sort of hoping youd sell us a bottle of that peach wine. You know, on the down low.

He looks from Tori to me and back again before he bends to pick up one bottle. One of these? To loosen her up?

Yep. Its sure to do the trick.

His golden eyes return to me as he slowly straightens to his full height. I dont believe you. I dont think shell drink it. His gaze drops to my mouth and then on down my neck and chest, to my stomach and my bare legs. I wonder what hes seeingjust the light green strapless sundress that sets off my tan? Or is he imagining whats underneath? Whats underneath my clothes? Underneath my skin? I think she looks like a good girl. And good girls dont drink.

The fact that he so accurately pegged me stirs up my temper for some reason. Immediately defensive, I pull in my stomach, puff out my chest, and jack up my chin. What? Im just some simple, one-dimensional country girl? Is that it?

He shrugs, his eyes never leaving mine. Am I wrong?

Yes, I declare defiantly, even though its an outright lie. You couldnt be more wrong.

One raven brow shoots up in challenge. Oh yeah? Prove it.

Too proud to back down, I reach out and snatch the bottle from his fingers, unscrew the lid and tip it back, taking one long gulp.

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