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She examined his face. “Aren’t you in Savage Kiss, too?”

Too
?

“Yes, I am.”

Her eyes lit up the same way he’d seen a thousand times before when a female fan recognized him. Which boosted his ego every time, but right now he wanted to know who else she’d seen from the band. And when.

“I thought so. You’re Storm, the guitarist.” She smiled brightly. “You’re all really good, but you’re my favorite.”

“Thank you very much.”

If he had been wearing his jeans, he’d have smiled wickedly and called her baby, since the fans loved that so much, but in his suit it just felt … odd being recognized. No one had ever recognized him as Storm when he was in his suit before. Actually, no one in Philadelphia had ever recognized Storm from Savage Kiss. The band was becoming well-known now, so if he continued to play with them when they were in town, it would start to happen more often. That could become disruptive.

“Have any of the other band members come in?” he asked.

“Yes, the lead singer, Travis, came in about an hour ago. He took Melanie to lunch.”

Somehow, Rafe maintained his calm smile without even a flinch.

“Do you know where he took her?”

He noticed Sue glance nervously at the other woman.

“There’s a nice café on the corner two blocks east of here called Genaro’s. The staff often go there for meals. The other likely place is Freida’s Diner another block farther.”

“Thanks.” He turned and headed to the door.

Why had Travis taken Melanie to lunch? He fumed. As if he didn’t know. Fuck, he needed to tell Travis to lay off. That this woman was off-limits. But knowing Travis, that would only make him pursue her harder.

Why the hell would Melanie agree to go with Travis after he’d told her Travis would steal her away in a minute? Of course, despite the incredible night of sex they’d shared, there was no promise of anything more. Certainly nothing that said they were exclusive.

Once on the street, he started east, but his limo pulled up to the curb. The driver got out of the car to open the door.

***

Melanie shifted in her chair as Travis stared at her with those unnerving blue-green eyes of his, waiting for her answer as to whether she was serious about Storm or not.

“You’re hesitating.” He reached forward and took her hand, then stroked her wrist. “That makes me think maybe I do have a shot with you.”

He raised her hand to his mouth and kissed her palm, sending tremors through her.

She knew she should pull her hand away, but she was mesmerized by his touch.

“Hell, no!”

Her head jerked around as she saw Rafe barreling into the restaurant, his nostrils flaring.

Also by Opal Carew

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Total Abandon

Secret Weapon

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Illicit

His to Command

His to Possess

About the Author

Opal Carew is the
New York Ti
mes and
USA To
day bestselling author of fourteen previous erotic romances for St. Martin’s Press. To learn more, visit her on the Web at
www.opalcarew.com
.

This is a work of fiction. All of the characters, organizations, and events portrayed in this novel are either products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously.

HIS TO CLAIM #2: SAVAGE KISS
. Copyright © 2014 by Opal Carew. All rights reserved. For information, address St. Martin’s Press, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10010.

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First Edition: June 2014

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His To Possess

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