He wanted to pound those two men into dust for doing this to her. But she was right in a couple of ways. He didn't love her. He was honest enough with himself to admit that. But what he felt for Alana was more than just lust and memories of great sex. Even if Juliana wasn't between them, he'd have hunted her down.

He'd have done it to satisfy his ego that she hadn't forgotten him and to see if the dreams that had plagued him were just that—dreams. At the rate they were going, she wasn't ...