The Swirl Resort Swinger's Vacation The Right Music: The Right Music

By Olivia Hampshire

She thought she had everything

Sierra Rawlings thought she had everything, in a way. She was one of the biggest rock stars in the world. Her fans couldn't get enough of her. Plus, she was on stage around the world with her favorite person, the man she was about to marry, her lead guitarist Ronnie who never let her down.

One night, in front of thousands of people the constant on the road, nightly singing and playing took her down. Her body said, "Enough is enough."

Her doctors told her that if she didn't take a break, there would be no more Sierra Rawlings.

I friend told her about The Swirl Resort.

At The Swirl Resort, things slowed down, sped up, and then the music totally turned her life around.

• Language: English
• Publisher: sbBooks
• Release date: Feb 3, 2018

Olivia Hampshire

Olivia Hampshire loves writing about the adventures of women in this modern, complex world that is so male oriented and controlled.  Olivia Hampshire loves to write about love and the sexual experiences of men and women. At an early age, Olivia discovered that many people on the planet do not like to talk about sex at all.  Yet each and every one of us are a result of two or more people getting naked, hot and bothered and having sex beyond the wildest imaginations of most of the children produced by these wonderful excursions of passion.  When telling her friends and family that she pens stories of wild, lesbian sex adventure and international political sex affairs, often peoples faces appear to be appalled.   Yes, Olivia Hampshire graduated from an Ivy League school in New England dominated by nervous little boys that drank lots of beer, and feared beautiful women.  Olivia, being one of the most beautiful women in the world, loved women also.  She met her partner, also a women, in an Ivy League, graduate school program where they feel in love, moved to Vermont, adopted 5 children and live happy ever after.  Olivia, her partner the Doctor, and their children love the mountains of Vermont, their travels to all of the continents of the world as well as many long weekends in Manhattan shopping and watching people.

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Hampshire

CHAPTER 1

Wow, this place is definitely all they said it was.

Sierra Rawlings silently shook her head as her fiancé Ronnie Daniels jumped up in the air of their top level suite in The Swirl Resort. The two of them had just arrived after what felt like a flight that would not end. The plane was completely packed, the flight attendants acted like they were all on their time of the month, and the turbulence was nonstop and by far the worst she'd ever experienced. And she flew several times a week. She was so glad she didn't fly commercial very often anymore. The record label had finally hooked her up with her own private jet. It was such a relief to not have to deal with the autograph hounds and the never ending looks. Even without her wig and her stage outfits fans seemed to recognize her eventually, even if it took them a little while. Sierra had actually found out that fans would find out what airport she was flying out of (damn internet) and they would stalk it out until they found her somehow.

Become a world renowned pop star they said. It will be fun they said. Sierra sighed heavily. Was it all even worth it anymore.

What? You don't think so? Ronnie asked. Had she missed something?

I don't think so, what? Sierra asked.

This place. You have to tell your friend Yolanda that this place is phenomenal.

We just got here. How phenomenal do you think it is?

Ronnie laughed mockingly. That's cute. I can tell a book by its cover, even if you can't.

I'm sure it is amazing, Sierra said. I'm just dead tired and want to do nothing but relax in the hot tub.

Oh, ok. Well, I can definitely get into that, Ronnie said slapping her fanny swiftly.

I'm definitely too tired for that, Sierra replied.

Ronnie pretended to be completely devastated. That really hurts. I'm so… shocked…

Sierra ignored him and began to unpack. She was not really in the mood for Ronnie's games. He was one of those guys who was always in a great mood and had the boundless energy of a sugar loaded toddler. He was always on and ready to do something. Getting him slowed down was exhausting.

It had been just a week ago since it happened. One minute she was on stage in Chicago performing in front of a sold out arena singing songs from her debut album that had reached number one right out of the gate. Everything was going well. And then suddenly she couldn't breathe. Everything started to spin and she found herself collapsing on the floor. All she remembered was the pain of her face hitting the floor and then waking up in her dressing room on the couch about twenty minutes later. She had no idea what happened or why she couldn't stop crying. Her heart was beating out of her chest and adrenaline was flooding every molecule in her body racing through her veins. She thought she was dying. Something