Stubbled

When he rasped his stubbled cheeks against her thighs, she trembled anew. ❋ Kresley Cole (2011)

He leaps down on top of the hog, punches the knife into its thick, stubbled flesh as hard as he can. ❋ Gerard Varni (2011)

“Not bad,” he remarked, rubbing his stubbled chin. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This lean and stubbled face had not been in the dream, however. ❋ Chris Lynch (2011)

The Shark leans his elbows on his desk, threads the fingers of both hands together, and rests his blunt, stubbled chin there. ❋ Chris Lynch (2011)

He trudged through the stubbled over cornfield, past the abandoned barn, through the woods, around its downed and rotted trunks, over the shells of puddled ice, to the hill above the pond, and down to the hole they'd made. ❋ Caleb Stright (2011)

In this life, the sheltered bend of the river where the trout linger, the trees where the red-tailed hawks live and the stubbled fields of water where the duck rest during their yearly pilgrimage are all known. ❋ Ian Welsh (2011)

“You smell so good,” Cooper murmured into my hair as he rubbed his heavily stubbled cheek against mine. ❋ Molly Harper (2011)

It isn't the first time he has been found courting La Dame; take him to the powdery depths of the canyon at Roussillon, and he'll brush red and yellow ochre across his stubbled face. ❋ Unknown (2009)

He kicked his way through the stubbled over cornfield, the cold making his feet heavy. ❋ Caleb Stright (2011)

His stubbled chin scraped her cheek, and he smelled of candle smoke and brandy, the combination oddly enticing. ❋ Deborah Gonzales (2011)

On impulse then he leans awkwardly to hug Dad and worse, kisses Dad on his stubbled cheek. ❋ Bill Roorbach (2011)

Scenes included hay bales stacked on a stubbled field, looming pylons trailing from a nuclear power station, road work signs on the motorway and neon hoardings for an American diner. ❋ Unknown (2009)

And the sled's runners whispered through the snow, through the stubbled over cornfield, past the abandoned barn, through the woods, around its downed and rotted trunks, over the shells of puddled ice, rasped against rocks, to the hill above the pond. ❋ Caleb Stright (2011)