Chapters
Chapter 10: Dixon Dominates
Arctic Restitutionby Lynn Kelling
Setting one down in front of Jaye, the other across from him, Dixon circled the table and gently caressed the side of Jaye’s jaw as he went. For just a second, Jaye’s gaze dropped.
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Chapter 4: All Through the Night
An Act of Charity by Julian Keys
Nor had she ever imagined she’d find him so strangely attractive: that wavy, black hair, the dark eyes, even the aquiline nose. Why hadn’t she ever noticed how sexy he was?
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Chapter 37: Do You Miss Me?
Antidote by Jack L. Pyke
The woman frowned for an instant, then, giving a nod over to the man who was looking over the car at Gray, she said, “Detective Sergeant, can you give us a minute please?”
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Chapter 4: Threats
Inherent Costby Alicia Cameron
“We know you’re from a free state, but such noncompliance is worthy of investigation.”
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Chapter 6: Drawing Closer, Falling Apart
Slow Surrender by Olivia Stone
Connor swallowed hard, but he also looked excited as he glanced over at Lucas. “Am I in trouble?”
Lucas grinned. “Oh yes. A whole world of trouble.”
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Chapter 9: Disturbed
Arctic Restitutionby Lynn Kelling
“That’s right. See, you ain’t so dumb, Trooper. He had me. I’m his goddamned family. You would never have met that kid if not for me,and tell me I’m wrong.”
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Chapter 3: Let It Snow
An Act of Charity by Julian Keys
““She’s a nice person,” he added.
And that was the nail in the coffin. Nice. She couldn’t think of a more damning description.”
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Chapter 36: Watchers
Antidote by Jack L. Pyke
Sad. He just looked so fucking sad. And alone. He shouldn’t be alone now. I couldn’t stand him being alone now. Wasn’t us back there. Wasn’t him.
“He’s missing you, kid. Badly.”
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