Speeding into a New Sunrise

By Candice Christian

Sheltered most of her childhood in a tightly knit religious family. When she graduates from high school, she learns that there is not money enough to send her to college. As a result she moves out of her comfort zone an takes her first job in a local hotel.
After working at the hotel for a while she meets and befriends Violet, an older Goth chick with tattoos covering her body. The friendship blossoms and leads to an intimate relationship. Violet relishes teaching the naive girl all the sweet pleasures of lesbian love. The two even move in together.
The two woman are lovers for several years, when it is obvious that the two have grown apart except for the sex, and Jenny still feels the need for male companionship, they split amicably and soon after Jenny marries another sheltered person, a man named Desmond.
Jenny's attempts to include Desmond into her world of lesbian sex, would be most men's dream. At first it is to Desmond and her rollicking lesbian affairs quite often include Desmond. At first just watching and sometimes even participating. But that too changes and Desmond and Jenny drift apart. Eventually Jenny, now a few years older, falls into a deep depressed state.
To break out of her depression, on a whim, Jenny decides to try the internet for a lesbian hookup and things move more quickly than she ever dreamed. She finds a person that captures her interest. The two women arrange to meet and talk about proceeding with the connection. When Jenny gets to the girls hotel room, a bottle of chilled Chardonnay in hand, she realizes she is speeding into a new sunrise as soon as the door opens.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tenth Muse
• Release date: Sep 9, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005754402

Candice Christian

Candice was born in Paris KY on 9 January 1988. Her parents, George Bertrand Christian, an attorney who once aspired to be an actor, and Frances Hollowell insisted that Candice and her sister Simone, be sent to a Catholic school. Candice was deeply religious as a child, at one point thought of becoming a nun.

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Speeding

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 New Sunrise

Candice Christian

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Acknowledgments

Claire Clairmont

Chapter One

I was an innocent girl raised in a very religious family in a close-knit religious community in Cincinnati, Ohio. I was homeschooled and had very limited exposure to anyone outside of my family.

People said I was a charming tiny little blonde with clear blue eyes. My golden hair flowing down my back to my waist in waves. I was without a blemish on my face or body. My parents said I was Jenny their blonde five foot two cutie.

Upon graduation from high school at the age of eighteen, I had aspirations of attending Xavier University but my family was unable to finance my attending the University, so I opted to seek a job to earn enough money to be able to attend college.

I sought a job through the Cincinnati employment agency and secured a job working as a maid for a well-known hotel located along the beltway of the Ohio River. I was issued a gray smock and told it was my uniform. I started wearing my hair up in a bun on top of my head like a number of my fellow employees while cleaning the hotel rooms.

Over the next year and a half she was surprised by the appearance and profane language of my fellow employees but she did develop a relationship with one woman that has started after me. I even learned to trust her.

I thought she was several year's older than myself. It came as a surprise to learn that she had four children and the oldest was eighteen. The woman was named Violet and her daughters ranged in age from ten to eighteen.

I was shocked at first, upon meeting her because I had never met a woman that was so bizarre looking. Violet was a true Goth. She was a fan of Christina Ricci movies and the classic movie 'The Addams Family.'

She wore her hair in a page boy bob and dyed a lavender-red because she identified with the color Magenta. Her arms were tattooed with portraits of the girl from 'The Corpse Bride' on her right arm and the girl from 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' tattooed on her left arm. She was about five-feet seven-inches with a slender body. She was quite pretty if it weren't for the tattoos.

As our friendship developed I discovered that Violet was attracted to alcoholics. Her first husband fathered her first two girls and the other two girls were fathered by separate drunks that she didn't bother marrying. She was happy to remain single and support her family.

As I became accustomed to Violet's appearance, she spent more