Seductive Studs & Sirens {3} - Yesterday's Secrets with Evelise Archer

Okay  so I'm back for more. This week's snippet is from my current project with Evelise Archer - Yesterday's Secrets. This scene happens after a rather wicked voyeuristic  scene between Keegan and Marik as they watch Luis and his lover, Andre go at it on the beach. In fact this is the four paragraphs that follow last week's tease.  Enjoy as the conversation takes unexpected turn, much to Keegan's dismay. 

Dakota

Snippet:

“See, what I said?”  Luis nudged his lover. “The bien parecido doesn’t realize his attraction.” 

“Indeed.” Andre tugged his man closer.  “Perhaps we shall change his mind during his stay? Perhaps his lover will wish to join as well.  It would be a first for us, but you are very persuasive, mon amour, when comes to the physical act of love.” 

Heat filled Keegan’s cheeks.  Mon dieu. He couldn’t believe it. It sounded as if they were expecting him to have a ménage-a-tois. Or a foursome with Marik.  The idea made his cock hard but at the same time had his head spinning.  He hadn’t ever kissed a guy let alone thought of the semantics of being intimate with more than one.   

“Hush…”  Luis placed his fingers across Andre’s lips. “You’re going to scare him off.”  He turned a magmatic smile toward Keegan. “There is no pressure, Keegan. Andre and I have a very open relationship and love including others in our pleasure. We thought you might be interested- after this afternoon. We’d even welcome your amante.  He looked very dangerous when he took control of your orgasm. I swear Andre came unglued the moment he demanded you come for him.” 

“Shit.”  Keegan's ears started to burn. 

Now don't forget to stop by the rest of the wonderful writers on the blog hop.  I assure you there is plenty of yumminess to go around.

1. Raya Ezelle 4. Joelle Casteel 7. Evelise Archer

2. Draven St. James 5. Dakota Trace 8. Charley Descoteaux

3. Anastasia Vitsky 6. C.C. Williams

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