Butterfly Candles, Book One: Fluttering

By D.C. Chagnon

Barbara and Amanda have been best friends for as long as they can remember, but never did they think in the past that they would become entrepreneurs of their own private prostitution business together.

While Barbara is a shy and reserved girl who works too hard and parties too little, her life is about to take a turn because her headstrong and aggressive friend has a plan for them both. Amanda’s plan is for Barbara to join her in becoming prostitutes for serious money instead of dealing with the mind-numbing work they suffer at a sleepy hardware store that barely pays their bills.

Amanda decides to put out bondage service ads, and Barbara goes along with her friend’s plan, thinking that no one will respond to the ad. However, the girls meet Stuart and his friend Jake at a local bar and hit it off immediately, leading to eye-opening experiences that could result in their salvation from money problems or result in their ultimate reckoning and ruin.

Though they don’t know it yet, the two men are the gateway for these women into their new addiction to bondage. Soon, the hardware store becomes less of a job to them and more of a place where they can get their makeshift bondage equipment. Join these women as they enter the sexy and oftentimes dark world that they only think they can control with a few straps and whips.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mark Mulle
• Release date: Jul 14, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311534569

D.C. Chagnon

D.C. Chagnon was born in a quiet little town in Tennessee, and this was also the place where her love for the romantic and exciting was born. The author remembers days spent running on hillsides and swimming in brooks, and endless hours spent reading books that were her escape from the mundane. It was on a fateful summer day when the teenager wrote her first romantic short story as a submission for a local paper’s contest. Signed under a pseudonym, her story that told of summer and the sun, of a friendship gone beyond its limits, and heart-aching tragedy, garnered praise and the first prize for the young story-teller. She was eighteen, and on that day, she decided that she wanted to write for the rest of her life. The author is happily enjoying the married life with her husband of five years and their two young children. She is an avid traveler and has sought every opportunity to tour places halfway across the globe. While at home, the author makes it a full-time commitment to be a mom, but also spends a lot of her time coming up with new story material. She is often heard saying how difficult it is to balance being a wholesome house mom while writing erotic fiction on the side. While she outwardly claims her inspirations to be the likes of renowned novelists Lisa Kleypas and Anne Rice, she does admit to being a fan of the more current works such as those of the Fifty Shades of Grey author and the Twilight series. On her off times, she can also be seen reading the more wholesome works by Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams.

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Butterfly Candles, Book One: Fluttering

By D.C.Chagnon

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Other Books in the Butterfly Candles Trilogy

Butterfly Candles, Book Two: Metamorphosis

Butterfly Candles, Book Three: Burnt Wings

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Book One: Fluttering

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Book One: Fluttering

Barbara and Amanda had been best friends for as long as they can remember, but becoming prostitutes together had never been something they had planned to do until now.

Growing up on the same street meant the two had been inseparable all throughout their school days, and after graduating, they decided to move in together. The two had a special bond, and almost everybody that met them thought they were sisters. Both worked at the same hardware store and shared almost everything with each other.

They had very similar lower-middle-class backgrounds which meant they were used to not having much money around while growing up and struggled for even the most basic things. It was basically their similar way of life that brought them both together at such an early age. Countless nights the two dreamed of becoming rich and being able to buy whatever they wanted.

Since they didn’t have much money, both Barbara and Amanda had to skip going to college and worked long hours to survive. It wasn’t easy, but the two realized that if they lived together, it was possible to save just a little bit. The two supported each other through thick and thin as their friendship had stood the test of time.

They were very close and always kept a decent-sized picture of them standing together smiling after graduation which sat in the living room of their apartment. A small dish was placed in front of the photo to put their keys and pocket change. It was a reminder for them every day that they would always work together no matter how difficult to take care of one another and try to make it in this cruel and unforgiving world. In reality they really didn’t have anyone else but each other.

Even though they seemed very similar, the two had very distinct personalities. Barbara was rather shy and soft-spoken while Amanda was much more aggressive or headstrong. Both could often be seen hanging out together