Falling Under (39 page)
It wouldn’t be easy. And Mara wouldn’t give up. That was certain.
But Haden had turned away from the thing he wanted most, to be human, to come for me. I couldn’t fight him, didn’t want to. Instead, I gave myself to him and to the dragging tide of his heart. We kissed as our bodies became weightless and we were pulled into another world.
And together we fell under.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Gwen Hayes
lives in the Pacific Northwest with her real-life hero and a pack of wild beasts (two of whom she gave birth to). She is a reader, writer, and lover of pop culture (which, other than yogurt, is the only culture she gets). Visit her on the Web at
www.gwenhayes.com
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lives in the Pacific Northwest with her real-life hero and a pack of wild beasts (two of whom she gave birth to). She is a reader, writer, and lover of pop culture (which, other than yogurt, is the only culture she gets). Visit her on the Web at
www.gwenhayes.com
.
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