Compilation Of Short Stories
And she was the newest, most volatile currency in the room.
He found her without seeming to look. Cormac. His presence was a shift in the atmospheric pressure, a solid, warm mass displacing the air around her. He was built like the bedrock of the city, broad-shouldered and steady, with eyes the color of aged whiskey that held no trace of mockery, only a deep, abiding intensity.
“The moonlight mark is restless tonight,” he said, his voice a low rumble that vibrated through the space between them. He didn’t touch the symbol on her arm, but his gaze held it, acknowledged it.