A Very Dirty Wedding

My words push Caulter over the edge, and I feel his cock throbbing as he lets go, coming into my ass.

I sigh heavily, exhausted from the intensity of the orgasm, and it's a few minutes before either of us say anything. The room is completely still, the only sounds our breathing and the blood pumping loudly in my ears.

Caulter sweeps my hair off of my neck, his hands running down my shoulders and over my arms until he reaches my hands, lacing his fingers with mine. "Did you say what I thought you said?"

"I'm pregnant," I repeat, breathless. "Happy anniversary."

"Holy shit," he says, jumping up. There is excitement in his voice, but he doesn't say anything else as he disappears into the bathroom, returning a few minutes later with a warm washcloth. When he comes back, he climbs up beside me on the bed, and kisses me long and hard.

"I didn't exactly mean to blurt it out that way," I say softly.

"You're pregnant again," he says.

"Are you happy about that?" I ask.

"Are you kidding? That's the best anniversary present ever," he says. "Other than Anne's birth, of course. It's absolutely perfect, Kate."

I lay my head against his chest, listening to his heartbeat and feeling happier than I’ve ever been in my life.

Talk about a merry effing Christmas Eve.





THE END


Continue on for Tool & Cannon, which include additional new bonus scenes!





TOOL



Sabrina Paige





I call him “Tool” because he’s a prick.

Gaige O’Neal is nicknamed “Tool” because of what he’s packing. Rumor is that he’s well equipped.

He’s a cocky, entitled, insufferable jerkwho’s as reckless with women as he is with that stupid motorcycle he races.

It's been four years since I've seen him. Four years ago, he was the bane of my existence. And my best friend, my biggest confidant, my first love.

My stepbrother.

It’s just my luck that the first time I see him in four years, he’s buried beneath three scantily clad blondes.

Now I’m stuck here under the same roof with him while he recovers from a racing injury. An injury that clearly hasn’t affected the use of his tool.

The problem is, as much as I despise him, I just can’t help myself. I want to find out what kind of tool he's working with.





TOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Six Bonus Scene

Chapter Seven

Chapter Eight

Chapter Nine

Chapter Ten

Chapter Eleven

Chapter Twelve

Chapter Thirteen

Chapter Fourteen

Chapter Fifteen

Chapter Sixteen

Chapter Seventeen

Chapter Eighteen

Chapter Eighteen Bonus Scene

Chapter Nineteen

Chapter Twenty

Chapter Twenty-One

Chapter Twenty-Two

Chapter Twenty-Three

Chapter Twenty-Four

Chapter Twenty-Five

Chapter Twenty-Six

Chapter Twenty-Seven

Chapter Twenty-Eight

Chapter Twenty-Nine

Chapter Thirty

Chapter Thirty-One

Chapter Thirty-Two

Chapter Thirty-Three





DEDICATION



As always, to my husband who puts up with my antics. And to my daughter, who's inherited his.

To Sara Bartlett, Joanna Blake, Cora Brent, Jordan Marie, and Jess Peterson for all of your support and for reading my crappy first draft.

Thanks to Breathless Book Promotions for putting together a cover reveal and release day party, and to Terra Oenning for spreading word for me about Tool's cover reveal!

Many thanks to Sabrina's Sirens and to all the other fans to tell their friends about my books. I am so grateful for all you do!

And, last but certainly not least, for my readers. I hope you love Tool as much as I do. The innuendo is totally intended. Snicker.





CHAPTER ONE

Delaney



At least this day can't get any worse.

Famous last words, I know. Except I can't help but think it, even as I'm limping down the walkway, headed toward the guesthouse and dragging my suitcase behind me.

The suitcase makes a sound that's only slightly less grating than nails on a chalkboard as I drag it over the concrete. It's held together with twine, clothes poking out of the sides every which way, and a giant sticker peeling at the edges that reads, "Notice of Inspection." I'm holding one of the wheels in my hand, because of course as soon as I picked it up at baggage claim, a wheel went rolling off.