The Boy Who Would Be Luna
But the man didn’t react at all as Mike gave me a warning look, then disappeared into the back.
The man levered himself onto the same barstool Shauna had taken, bowing forward until his black leather jacket, half-buttoned black silk shirt, and ripped black jeans made him look like a crouching raven: all broad shoulders, narrow hips, long legs. Rockstar gaunt, I’d call it—where his height made him look slim but there was no missing the tight sculpture of muscle against his t-shirt or honed into the wrists disappearing into his jacket cuffs. Strong in an understated way.
And from the way he looked at me from under the unruly tousle of black hair and the low set of wild, sharp brows…