The Right Stuff
Newly minted air force Second Lieutenant Daniel Corben fisted his hand around the black velvet ring box in the pocket of the dress blues he'd worn to his graduation ceremony at the University of Texas. All he could think about was ditching his adoring family so he could be alone with Taylor.
Taylor Milton, twenty, red-haired, a regal beauty. She stood near the end of the reception hall of the ROTC building in a white dress so thin he could see the shape of her thighs through the gauzy material. She gave him a come-hither smile, then coyly dipped her head, but she never took her eyes off him.
His throat constricted and his groin squeezed.
What a woman.
Just looking at her—tall, curvy, sassy and smart— caused his heart to chug as though he was running track. He couldn't help noticing that every masculine gaze in the place landed on her. Taylor was the kind of woman who ... read full excerpt from The Right Stuff ebook
