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Lollipop Kings
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An Ellora’s Cave Romantica Publication
www.ellorascave.com
Lollipop Kings
ISBN 9781419919459
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Lollipop Kings Copyright © 2009 Brigit Zahara
Edited by Helen Woodall.
Cover art by Syneca.
Electronic book Publication February 2009
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This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locales
is purely coincidental. The characters are productions of the authors’ imagination and used fictitiously.
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L OLLIPOP K INGS
Brigit Zahara
Brigit Zahara
Prologue
Sherry Martin would never forget the day that her past caught up with her.
It was a bright Monday morning in the fall, the kind when the uniquely autumn
hue of the sun, shining warm and richly golden through the executive office windows,
clearly signified the imminent end of summer.
She was at her desk, going through her calendar and workload for the day when
Neal Reilly’s voice drew her attention from the stack of paperwork before her.
“Morning, Sherry. How are you today?”
“Very well, thank you,” she looked up, smiling at the dapper senior owner of
Reilly’s Rockets. Through good old-fashioned blood, sweat and tears, Neal Reilly had
spent the past four decades building his candy empire from the ground up. He might be
worth billions but not a day went by when he didn’t make a point of stopping by
Sherry’s desk, asking her what others might view as the rather mundane question.
From anyone else, she would normally dismiss the query as being professionally polite
but smacking of insincerity—after all, how often did people ask that very thing and not
even wait for the answer? But in Neal’s case, Sherry knew better. Kind, genuine and
supportive, the rocket candy tycoon was not only a father figure to Sherry but also the
most straightforward man she’d ever met.
Unfortunately Sherry was about the encounter his polar opposite.
Again.
“Sherry, I’d like you to meet our new Vice President of Marketing, Patrick
Sullivan.”
The name immediately sent a shiver down her spine. And not in a good way.
Looking up, she blanched as she stared into those black eyes—as black as the harbor
waters at midnight. Only distantly did she note the flicker of surprise within the
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devilish gaze that, quickly controlled, was soon replaced with smugness. Then it all
came flooding back in a heap of overlapping memories, a fast-forwarded barrage of
vivid mental snapshots that spotlighted the six or so months, so very long ago, when
she “knew” Patrick Sullivan.
There were images were of him ripping her blouse open, squeezing her breasts and
sucking her nipples through her neon pink lace bra. Fucking her hard and fast from
behind atop his four-posted canopy bed. His head bobbing between her legs and her
his, as she sixty-nined him to an explosive finish. And a whole volley of other
intercourse positions that were successful in getting him off—something that become
increasingly difficult to do.
That’s when things started to get ugly.
It began slowly enough with Sullivan doing stuff like closing his hands around her
throat and pressing down at the precise moment he came, and biting her breasts or
pinching and slapping her ass hard enough to leave marks. But when his increasing
preference for rough anal sex began to include hair pulling and degrading talk that
would turn the stomach of a sex addict, that was enough for Sherry. She decided it was
way past time to end the “relationship”. But she made the fatal mistake of telling
Sullivan in person, a decision that landed her in the hospital with a broken nose,
lacerations, three broken ribs, internal hemorrhaging and emotional scars that now,
nearly a decade later, had still not healed.
Sherry could feel the bitter taste of bile collecting in her throat as she glared down
at the hand Sullivan extended to her, a square diamond ring on his fourth finger. It was
the same hand, the same ring that was responsible for the slight bow in the bridge of
her nose and hairline scar on her top lip. Momentarily mesmerized by the glittering
piece of jewelry, Sherry wondered if there were little bits of blood, her blood, sunken
into the grooves of the ring’s setting and long since dried just like she’d seen on some of
those forensic crime dramas on TV.
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