Solitaire

By Anna Belle

Willow believes a life alone is not a lonely life. She is fulfilled and happy in her secluded bush home, until her heart is stolen by a stranger from in town.
Solitaire is a game for one but Willow soon discovers how much more exciting the game can be when there are two players.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anna Belle
• Release date: Nov 2, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370185160

Anna Belle

Anna Belle is a Melbourne based writer specialising in erotica.Her passion for the genre was ignited after she submitted a short story to a local publication and found it was very well received.The combination of fun and fantasy was a strong attraction for Anna and she decided to expand her writing into eBooks.Her debut novel “Undercover” was released in September 2017.By day Anna Belle is just another rat in the race but by night she explores her fantasies through her writing.She would like create a portfolio within a variety of sub genres and is excited by the chance to share them with you.Anna hopes that her writing will continue to take her on an enticing and fulfilling journey and she would love if you could join her.

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Solitaire

Copyright 2017 Anna Belle

Published by Anna Belle at Smashwords

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All characters portrayed in this story are 18 years of age or older. This is a work of fiction, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events, is pure coincidence.

This story is written for and should only be enjoyed by adults. It includes explicit descriptions of intense sexual activity between consenting adults.

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Table of Contents

SUMMER

AUTUMN

WINTER

SPRING

SUMMER

The need for isolation started light, soft and slow, like the Caribbean blues. Willow had lost her parents in a plane crash and at first it was quite unbearable, too much to handle and overwhelming, but later she found her way through it. She made up her mind to seek nature in its hidden places, tired of life in the city. She had grown weary of the rumblings, the gawky streets, the looky-loos, stale fish and overpriced food. She despised the overall reliance on convention, and found that what she used to love about the big smoke now just seemed to piss her off.

After their death Willow sought a new life outside the city, in the bush where she could flush out the hectic city pace from her veins, and remodel herself in nature’s eyes. Willow was ready to embrace the tranquil, private life of healing.

At first, it was a bit strange living alone in the farmhouse that had belonged to her parents, but she very quickly found herself starting to enjoy the rhythmic flow of the bush. Her favourites were the chirping birds, the cool breeze, the farm animals, the cosy brick house, and at all times, she enjoyed every moment spent with her farm animals. As a substitute for her friends in the city, she found friendship and comfort in her animal companions.

Most of the time she interacted with them as though they could actually hear her; well, she believed they could, but just couldn’t speak her language in return. Willow did not take offence in their lackadaisical idiosyncrasy. Not now and not at any time soon. They were her family now and she loved each and every one of them, even the not-so-cute reptiles that sort shelter in her garden sheds.

Every day, Willow woke to the sonorous and euphonious music of the birds, the calling of her red-tailed parrot, and the direct ray of the sun that caused a golden reflection on the floor of her brick house. She believed she was never alone, her own company was satisfying, and if she ever felt lonely, which was rare, she had her animals to distract her from the seclusion. She found she could remain happy each day by reminding herself she had no reason to cry, glower or shout, except for the shouts of joy she had during the games of hide and seek with