Sneak Off and Read: Lines about Love and Fireworks, #RSsos #RomSuspense

#OneLineSunday by #RSsos Lines highlights those reactions to love (like fireworks) for a booming start to your week. Enjoy!

The combination of his touch and desire in his eyes singed her like a jolt from a live wire. Long after he removed his hand, the surge continued to pulse.

~ S.A. Taylor, Sister of Southern Inspired Suspense
A Twisted Fate (a work in progress)

She gasped and Rafe turned sharply. His gaze clasped onto hers with a longing and suffering that threatened to steal her all of her thoughts and dreams and hold them forever.

~ Sharon Wray, Sister of Military Romantic Suspense
See Her No More (a work in progress)

Her whole world felt as if it were tearing apart — emotional dependence was the last thing she wanted.Under the euphoria it surged through her body like a current, robbing her of air, forcing her to gulp it in like a drowning victim does water.

~ Diana Belchase, Sister of Secrets and Spies
The Spy in the Mirror (a work in progress)

“You couldn’t just wait in the truck, huh?” he teased, and ran a light finger down her cheek.

Becky’s skin zinged, the sparks zapping between them.

~ Jacquie Biggar, Sister of Suspense w/Attitude

If this were any other woman, he’d be looking for an exit strategy by now. Not this time. Not this woman. This was real. This was being in love.

~ Sam Bradley (writing as McKenna Sinclair), Sister of Medical Romantic Suspense

As each stream of fire streaked up into the night sky, Jason gazed in wonder—not at the starbursts of red, green, gold, and silver—but at the reflection of those colors dancing in Zoe’s shining eyes.

~ Claire Gem, Sister of New Gothic Romance

Dhillon wanted to be a doctor. Still stunned, Angie tried to ignore the heavy thumping of her heart while she served up supper, and hoped everyone would be too distracted to notice she was having trouble breathing.

Kathryn Jane, Sister of Psychological Suspense

Kane couldn’t take his gaze off her. She wasn’t what he thought of as classically beautiful. Her looks didn’t match the sorority girls he usually hung out with.