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Lush Curves (Dangerous Curves 8)

Romance
last updateLast Updated : 2026-01-08
By:  Marysol JamesCompleted
Language: English
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Steamy

Drama

Contemporary

Alpha

Doctor

Protective

Age Gap

Second Chance

Twist

In one move, he lifted her and lowered her onto him, driving into her body all the way. She sobbed as he stretched her lips over his cock, taking him in, fluttering as her pussy welcomed him. His hands ran over her neck, her breasts, her ass. He grasped her hips and started to move her on him, rolling her back and forth. She rode him, her back arching, her breath coming faster and harder as he plunged as hard as he could. **** Annie Matthews has made her peace with invisibility. She’s a too-curvy, graying redhead, a diner waitress, a single mom pushing fifty, and perfectly content cheering from the sidelines of her children’s happy lives. Romance? That chapter is closed. Especially thoughts about the gorgeous young doctor who says her name like it matters. Dr. Sam Innis fell in love with Annie three years ago and never fell out. When an accident lands her back in his ER, he decides he’s done waiting. Annie is his light, his miracle, his once-in-a-lifetime, and this time, he’s not letting her walk away. Of course, nothing worth having comes easy. There are doubts to slay, fears to face, and a world that insists this kind of love shouldn’t exist. But fairy tales don’t belong only to the young. Sometimes, the bravest love story begins exactly where everyone else thinks it should end.

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ellabella
aww looking forward to this nice to see a older woman and younger man romance its always a older man and younger one they get boring
2026-02-09 21:07:25
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Prologue 1
Three years ago The woman flew into the hospital emergency room like a bat out of hell: long, red hair streaked with gray flying out behind her, purse open as she haphazardly threw in some car keys, waitress’ uniform crumpled and creased and stained with splotches of what looked like coffee and ketchup. But for all of that, she was absolutely formidable, and Doctor Sam Innis knew that this was the kind of woman who was going to face it – whatever the hell it was, whatever horrible thing had brought her storming into the E.R. at one a.m. – with all of the ferocity of a lioness.Sam was standing behind some heart monitor equipment, so she didn’t see him as she hurtled on past, but he suspected that she wouldn’t have noticed him even if he’d been standing smack in the middle of the hallway. Her blue eyes were trained on the large, glowering man with messy dark hair who’d come in with Doctor Shane ‘Mac’ MacIntyre almost an hour earlier.“Jax!” she cried, and Sam heard nothing but fear an
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Prologue 2
He nodded at Mac now, and walked over to the other man. Shane MacIntyre was hands-down the best neurologist that Sam had ever had the priviledge of working with, and although he had left the hospital to start his own private consulting practice – meaning that the man was rolling in cash, all his former colleagues presumed – he was still on-call for really bad cases that rolled into the E.R. Sarah Matthews had no idea how lucky she was that Mac had been among the first to see her after her brutal attack (Sam wasn’t sure where the connection lay, exactly, but based on his observations, it looked like Jax was Sarah’s boyfriend, and Mac was Jax’s friend), and Sam thanked every star twinkling above that Mac had been the one to bring her in. He’d started things up long before Sarah had hit the E.R., and that early care and intervention may have made all the difference for Sarah Matthews.Or – based on her CT scans – maybe not. Maybe no matter what any of them did, there was not going to be
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Prologue 3
Jax and Annie blinked, and Sam saw that Annie actually looked ill. He was just about to ask her to sit down again, when she seemed to give herself a shake. Her face was still the color of parchment, but those eyes had a fire in them now… a rage and determination that gave Sam heart. After all, if Annie had this fight inside of her, and if Sarah was her mother’s daughter, then Sarah’s chances had maybe just improved.Maybe just a bit.“I still don’t understand,” Annie said, struggling to speak slowly. “Sarah can’t wake up?” “Sarah’s in a coma,” Sam said, dropping that dreaded, awful word, the one that struck terror into the hearts of every single person that he had facing him. For so many people, coma meant death sentence. And for so many patients, that’s exactly what it was. “And as long as the RAS is being pressed down on this much, she’ll stay in a coma.”Annie gasped, and one again, Sam had to fight back the urge to touch her, to physically offer her the comfort of a warm hand.Or
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Prologue 4
Three days later, Sam walked over to Sarah’s room, carrying a cup of coffee. He knew that Annie was there, since he’d seen her arrive at the hospital around six that morning. He assumed that she’d come straight from her job – I wonder where she waitresses, anyway? And really, how to ask without sounding like a creepy stalker? – since she’d been wearing her uniform and sensible shoes, and she’d been a harried, hurrying mess. He was sure that she hated being away from Sarah for hours and hours on end. He was also sure that if she was away, then it was because she had no choice whatsoever in the matter.Sam approached Sarah’s room quietly, wondering if maybe Annie was asleep. But he should have known better: she barely slept, he knew that. Mac had told him so, but Sam would have figured it out on his own – her beautiful eyes had purplish-blue circles under them, and the fine lines around her mouth and eyes had seemed to deepen and double in number over the past three days.Idly, he wonde
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Prologue 5
Annie gazed up at Sam, almost child-like in her desperate hope. When she saw Sam’s face, she drooped: shoulders, body, eyes, face. She just sagged in defeat for a few seconds before pulling herself back to a sitting position, and Sam admired her regal position, right there on that horrible plastic chair. She was like a queen on her throne: strong and composed.And so, so damn beautiful in that calm strength.“Not today, Noah,” Sam said quietly, then he gestured at the book. “What’s that?”“Puzzles,” Noah said, already turning back to the page in front of him. “Maybe tomorrow?”“I don’t think so,” Sam said. “Maybe Sarah will wake up in a few days. OK?”“OK,” Noah mumbled, then his tousled head dropped back over the puzzle book. “Maybe in a few days.”Annie smiled at Sam now, and his heart jumped in his broad chest. It wasn’t that brilliant, shining smile that she’d given Mac, but it was warm and it was welcoming, and it was more than good enough. He was happy to take anything positive
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Prologue 6
“Sure.” He looked over at Noah and Jax, lowered his voice a bit. “How are they doing?”She glanced over at them too, lowered her gorgeous eyes. “Well… I don’t know. Jax is – well. He’s angry. No, correction: he’s furious.” She looked up at Sam. “You saw his hand?”“From when he tried to punch a hole through the brick wall down in the ambulance bay?” Sam asked. “Yes. Sometimes people need to express things physically, though it tends to be hell on the body when they do.”“Yeah, no argument from me.” Annie drank some more coffee, and now she looked out the massive arched window at the vibrant early-autumn colors up on the Rockies. With a shock, she realised that Christmas was a mere three months away, and she had literally no idea if this was going to be the first one without her daughter. She wrenched her mind away from the gloomy thoughts, reminded herself that she needed to stay positive for her children. “But he’s not doing well at all. And Noah is… well. I know that he may look lik
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Prologue 7
Yes, he cared about her all those ways, of course… but he also cared about her as a beautiful, curvy, sexy, amazing female. As a sweet, soft body that he wanted to curl up to in bed, as a stunning woman with a killer smile that he wanted to see every morning, as a person with hard life experiences behind her which he wanted to celebrate her surviving.He didn’t give a good goddamn about her age, about her having two grown children not that much younger than he was, about her job, about the crap neighborhood that he knew she lived in, based on the address in Sarah’s file. He didn’t care about anything except seeing her smile at him… preferably while he drove deep into her lush body, those eyes hot with want and need for him.But there was no way to tell her, not without crossing every single professional line in his life. Oh, sure, Annie wasn’t his patient (nor was Sarah, if he was being pedantically correct), but she was vulnerable, and Sam had nothing but disdain and disgust for peop
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Chapter One
Present daySam heard the shouting and heavy objects crashing to the floor long before he saw the source of the anger and rage. He picked up the pace a bit, hurried towards the E.R., even as people scurried past him in the opposite direction. It wasn’t uncommon for fights and arguments to break out in the E.R., of course, especially at the weekends, and most especially in the middle of the night. But things could get tense and go south anytime – as shown right at this moment, at just before nine o’clock on a rainy, foggy Tuesday morning in late-winter.He entered the large E.R. open space, set down his awful cafeteria coffee on the first available surface, took in the scene at a glance. There was medical equipment scattered all over the floor, patients were cowering on gurneys and visitors in chairs, the doctors and nurses were mostly hugging the walls, though Sam did see Doctor Harold Tillman trying to talk to a large man with reddish hair.Harry’s voice was low and soothing, and he
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Chapter Two
“OK.” Sam took a deep breath, caught the eye of a hovering nurse. “Now, Mr. Noah Matthews, who I met here three years ago with your sister Sarah Matthews, trauma patient, the first thing that doctors do is look at injuries.”The nurse nodded, rushed off to the computer.“I have one,” Noah said, pointing at his head. “So you can look at mine. But what am I going to look at?”“My elbow,” Sam said.“It hurts?”“Yep.”“Is there blood?”“Not anymore.”“Oh.” Noah was clearly disappointed. “I want to look at blood like you do.”“That can maybe be arranged. First though, let me show you how to examine a patient. Watch close now.”“OK.” Noah stared at Sam, almost unblinking. “I’m watching.”“So…” This was the tricky part, and Sam knew it. “It means touching a person. Can I touch you, Noah?”“Yes, Doctor Sam.”“OK, good. Slow and easy.”Sam was as good as his word: he was nothing but gentle with Noah as he parted his thick red hair carefully, and found the gaping wound. There were shards of gla
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Chapter Three
Annie burst into the E.R., feeling all kinds of horrific déjà-vu, all over the damn place. She exploded around the corner, and skidded to a halt. She stared wildly around the room, her eyes darting from patient to doctor to paramedic, and when she saw the massive man with the dark hair sitting there wearing his usual scowl, she shot over to him.“Jax!” she cried, in an eerie echo of three years earlier. “Jax!”Jax got to his feet easily, held out his hands; he knew exactly where her mind had gone, because it was the same place that his had. “Hey, Annie… hey, it’s OK. I promise. It’s not like… like last time. Not even close.”“Where is he?”“He and Sarah went with the nurse to choose a bandage.”“Bandage?” Annie was terrified, then she reasoned that clearly, Noah was walking unassisted, and she calmed down a fraction. “Why? For what?”“Noah’s cheek.”“How bad is he, Jax?”“Why don’t I let the doctor tell you?” “Fine.” Annie glared around the bustling room. “Where the hell is the docto
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