Hannah's Story

By Ed Bemand

Some people know what they want from the beginning, others can spend their whole life trying to find it. This erotic novelette tells the story of love in the life of a woman called Hannah, from her first lesbian encounters as a shy student at university, through
other relationships and eventual marriage to a man and beyond, as she tries to find what she really wants. Hannah's Story is a complete tale, continuing the themes explored by the same author in Sinful Submissions.

Persistent scribbler of strange and obscene things, Ed Bemand was born and raised in Guildford, UK. His first novel Beheld was published in 2006. He is also the author of other works including Sinful Submissions, Succumbing and People Eating. He currently lives in Cardiff. His hobbies include loud noises, simulated violence, aimless wandering and morbid introspection.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ed Bemand
• Release date: Jul 15, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310484919

Ed Bemand

Persistent scribbler of strange and obscene things, Ed Bemand was born and raised in Guildford, England. At school he wasn’t voted anything. Absence of a better plan and a strong desire to be somewhere else led him at eighteen to commence three years of loose association with a university, to mutual dissatisfaction. The relationship came to a bitter close and he was subjected to stern lectures about the value of hard work and the necessity of earning an honest living. His lack of useful skills or qualifications left him unable to, so he started working in sales. During the next few years he sold such diversities as IT equipment, insurance, double-glazing and ID cards. His first novel Beheld was published in 2006 but it failed to make him either successful or wealthy, so wage-slavery continued. After a decade of gainful employment he was only too happy to cast aside the shackles of respectability in favour of writing full-time. For the last few years he has lived in Cardiff, Wales with a girl and a dog. His hobbies include loud noises, simulated violence, aimless wandering and morbid introspection.

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Hannah’s Story

Or,

Sinful Submissions: Why Hannah decided she liked cocks but kept wanting something else

By Ed Bemand

Smashwords Edition

Copyright Ed Bemand 2013.

All rights reserved.

www.EdBemand.co.uk

Cover design by Adrijus from RockingBookCovers.com

This story should be considered a work of fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in it are the work of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons living or dead is entirely coincidental. Warning, this story includes graphic sexual content and is intended for adults only. All characters depicted in sexual acts are eighteen years of age or older.

Odi concubitus qui non utrumque resolvunt. Hoc est cur pueri tangar amore minus.

I hate sex where both sides don’t get to cum. That’s why I don’t like fucking boys.

Ovid, Ars Amatoria, Book 2 Part 18

Table of contents

Foreword

One: The first time Hannah fell in love

Two: When Hannah and Jen were together

Three: When Hannah wanted what Jen couldn’t give her

Four: What Hannah’s husband didn’t mind but Hannah did

About the author

Foreword

This present story is of Hannah and a few of the significant moments in her life. While it shares no specific connections and requires no previous familiarity, it is a continuation of the stories in my book Sinful Submissions. These stories reflect on the nature of sin and passion through the stories of many lives and the price that people pay for getting what they want.

The reason that I have taken it upon myself to tell these tales and the manner in which I have gained the knowledge of them are better explained elsewhere but those curious may wish to seek out Sinful Submissions or its follow-up, Succumbing.

Hannah’s is a love story but that is not to imply it is a story of Hannah’s love for just one person, for she was a woman who embraced love where she found it. If in some moments it is necessary that the details of her love must be rendered explicit, that is to serve the integrity of this document in the telling of Hannah’s story. That it may evoke prurient interest is simply because life does. Those who are living it appreciate that it is only natural and that to neglect to share the details would be to neglect to tell the story.

If a few may gain pleasure from its telling then that is satisfaction enough. The manner in which they gain that satisfaction will not be called into question.

One: The first time Hannah fell in love

Hannah could vividly remember the very first time she ever saw Jen. It was