THE WILD ROSE
When the outline of Howl at the Moon rose ahead, dark and familiar in the thinning night, Rose let out a breath she had not realized she had been holding.
The place looked almost peaceful from the road, the main bar quiet, the workshop and gas station sleeping under the last stretch of dark. Her room sat above the back, waiting, ordinary and safe.
Kaelynn stopped the SUV near the back entrance.
“Thank you for tonight,” she said, surprising herself with the sincerity of it. “I had forgotten what it felt like to win like that.”
“You were magnificent,” he said simply.
His eyes dropped to her mouth for half a beat, and the heat of that look followed her as she climbed out with her gym bag and he
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