All Mine

I’ve been in love with my fraternal twin for as long as I can remember, and I believe he feels the same way. I notice every time he’s hard around me and when his gazes strays down my body. It’s more than just physical attraction, too. We share a soulmate bond that goes beyond being siblings.

To get my brother to admit his feelings, I have a fool-proof three-step plan.

Step one: get rid of my brother’s annoying best friend.

Step two: seduce my brother.

Step three: show him we can have a future together without judgement.

It won’t be easy, but when I’m done he’ll be all mine.

First page excerpt:

My brother’s body is a work of art. With every move he makes, his perfectly sculpted curves and muscles tempt me. Today, he’s wearing tight gym shorts that cling to his strong thighs and ass, glistening with sweat as he mows the lawn. Said drops of sweat glide down his neck and chest, disappearing into the defined lines of his abs. I find it hard to resist the primal urge to lick them from his body, to savor his essence on my tongue.

Usually, I’d be touching myself by now, but as my body has betrayed me by sending my period early, it would make masturbation too messy. So I can only do the next best thing: make my brother an Addison-special sandwich.

At the sound of Scott, my brother’s long-term best friend, chuckling while watching him work from a sun lounger, I tighten my grip on the kitchen countertop. It’s not because I’m threatened by Scott, but because I’m jealous of anyone who gets my brother’s attention.

You see, Andrew, my brother, is mine on account of us being soulmates. Naturally, anytime anyone gets close to my soulmate, I get this surge of jealousy. It burrows in my skin and lives in my bloodstream.

After all, I’ve been loving him since we shared a womb.

All Mine by Vera Turner is a 52 page novella at just over 14K words. It does end in a HEA.