too
involved
with
his
restaurant
to
indulge
in
a
serious
relationship.
His
thoughts
then
fell
on
his
six
male
cousins,
eight
now
if
you
counted
the
most
recent
additions
to
the
Westmoreland
family—the
two
sons
his
uncle
Corey
hadn’t
known
about
until
recently.
But
still,
he
wouldn’t
dare
introduce
her
to
any
of
them
either.
If
she
was
off-limits
to
him,
then
she
was
off-limits
to
them,
as
well.
“No,”
he
decided
to
answer.
“There
aren’t
any
I
can
recommend.
Where
have
you
been
looking?”
She
chuckled
as
she
went
back
to
her
gumbo.
“Nowhere
lately,
since
I’m
no
longer
interested.
But
when
I
was
interested
I
tried
everywhere—bars,
clubs,
blind
dates
and
I
even
used
the
Internet.”
Storm’s
mouth
fell
open.
“The
Internet?”
She
smiled
at
the
look
of
shock
on
his
face.
“Yes,
the
Internet
and
I
have
to
admit
that
I
thought
I
had
gotten
a
very
promising
prospect…until
I
actually
met
him.
He
was
at
least
fifteen
years
older
than
the
picture
he
had
on
the
Web
site
made
him
seem
and
instead
of
having
two
hands,
it
seemed
he
had
a
dozen.
I
had
to
almost
deck
him
a
few
times
for
trying
to
touch
me
in
places
that
he
shouldn’t.”
Storm’s
hands
trembled
in
anger
at
the
thought
that
she
had
done
something
so
foolish
as
to
place
herself
in
that
situation.
No
wonder
Adam
had
asked
him
to
look
out
for
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