Dana Bell - Little Red

She was breathless, desperate to move against him, but his big body held her down.

His back arched, driving him even further inside her. “Hell no.” His hips slammed against her, driving her close to the edge. His teeth nibbled the side of her neck, the sharpness of his fangs reminding her of how good his bite was.

“Now?” His voice was strained, close to breaking.

She knew what he asked, and why. “Yes.”

He moved his forearm towards her mouth. Together they bit down, each marking the other. The orgasm ripped through them, both of them howling from the pleasure.

Rick pulled loose an eternity later, dropping down next to her in a sweaty heap.

She eyed him blearily. “Hey, Little Red?”

“Hmm?” He sounded sated and sleepy.

“I never got my goodies.”

He opened one eye and stared at her. “Oh?”

“Mm-hmm.”

He got out of bed and grabbed the basket. He pulled out the paddle and slapped it against his palm, a wicked gleam in his eye. “Now, about my costume.”

Belle’s eyes went wide. “Oh shit!” With a giggle she leapt out of bed and raced out of the bedroom, Rick in hot pursuit.

He chased her laugher all over their apartment. She swore later the only reason he caught her was she was dying to get caught.

Dana Marie Bell wrote her first short story when she was thirteen years old. She attended the High School for Creative and Performing Arts for creative writing, where freedom of expression was the order of the day. When her parents moved out of the city and placed her in a Catholic high school for her senior year she tried desperately to get away, but the nuns held fast, and she graduated with honors despite herself.

Dana has lived primarily in the Northeast (Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, to be precise), with a brief stint on the US Virgin Island of St. Croix. She lives with her soul-mate and husband Dusty, their two maniacal children, an evil ice-cream stealing cat and a bul terrier that thinks it’s a Pekinese.

You can learn more about Dana at: www.danamariebell.com and http://samhainpublishing.com/authors/dana-marie-bell.