title: Three Kisses: Revised Edition
author:  Heath Daniels 
description: Heath Daniels is a semi-retired consultant on international issues. He was born and grew up in the US but has lived in many locations internationally. Work has allowed him to travel extensively and explore many multicultural issues. He is a keen observer of international events and has special interests in language, history, and spirituality.
zlib_text: ‘Angus.’
  She breathed his name against his lips and felt hers whispered back. Just as they had always made
  love—silently, nothing but their names confirming their identities, as if in kissing, touching, loving,
  they might lose themselves and need to know again just who they were.
  His arms engulfed her, wrapping her in the security of his body, holding her close so all her doubts
  and fears and uncertainties were kept at bay. This, too, had always been the way. Safe in Angus’s
  arms she’d lost the insecurities that had plagued her all her life, living for the moment, living
  eventually for him, and then for Bobby—
  His lips were tracing kisses down her neck, then up again, resting where her pulse beat—wildly
  and erratically, she was sure. They found her mouth again and claimed it, in a kiss so deep it drew
  all air from her lungs and left her gasping, clinging, wanting more than kisses.
  
  Meredith Webber says of herself, ‘Some ten years ago, I read an article which suggested that
  Mills and Bo