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When he drew away, she fought off a shudder, forced a
smile to her lips. "Well, now, good morning to you."
"Just shut up a minute." He pulled her back, but this time
simply rested his cheek on top of her head.
She wanted to step back.
 This embrace was more
intimate than the kiss, 
and just as stirring. Just, she
realized as she relaxed 
against him, as irresistible.


Heart of the Sea

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It's 7:30 a.m. and a man is about to leave the house to go to work. Kissing his wife goodbye, he buries his face in her hair to inhale her scent. His arms circle her waist to pull her closer. Her body molds to his and they breathe together for a moment, both feeling excited. Then he looks at his watch and hurries off, waving goodbye.

What is this couple doing?

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Nora Roberts' characters are Eternal

"Go there, get it, come back," 
Malachi repeated as a gritty-eyed  Gideon gulped down a second cup of morning coffee.

Three Fates

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Two cups of coffee a day cuts 

overall risk of dying by 10 percent

How good is coffee for your health? 

 

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“Sex might satisfy, food might fuel, love might sustain, 
but without coffee, what is the point?”

Heart of the Sea

 

what makes a perfect pub?

The air was scented with that sweet smoke, 

with the yeasty aroma of beer, 

and when his sister-in-law swung through from the kitchen with a tray, 

the rich, full scent of his brother's Mulligan stew joined the mix.

 

Christmas at Ardmore (Irish Jewels)

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It’s a heady mixture of good ale, lager, wine, and food – 

not forgetting sympathetic conversation, hospitality and lighting 

 

 

 

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"No, not here, not for this. Here you want duachais."

"Okay. Since I want it, why don't you tell me what it is?"

"Oh, it's Gaelic for…" She waved her hand as she tried to find the right translation. 

"For'tradition.' No, not just that. It has to do with a place most particularly, 

and its roots and its lore. With, well, with what and why it is."

His eyes narrowed, focused. "Say it again."

"It's duachais."

"Yeah, that's it. That's just exactly it."

Heart of the Sea