Going Solo Series: Casual Car Debasement Part 6 by Storm Stone

By Storm Stone

Jemma’s desire for Damon leads her to new experiences of domination and submission. Her body unable to resist his sensual cruelty and the agonizing pleasures he’s extracting from her. Damon still believes she’s an ambitious liar, using his notorious reputation as the “Las Vegas Stud” to promote herself. Taking advantage of her hunger for him, Damon takes his domination to new heights; yet he cannot seem to get enough of her, and soon she'll be leaving Vegas forever. Will her debasement open an opportunity for Damon to listen to the truth? As Jemma has finally admitted to herself that she’s in love with him . . ..

• Language: English
• Publisher: Storm Stone
• Release date: Apr 20, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463255438

Storm Stone

UPDATE!Now published on the Smashwords Sale at 99c: The penultimate episode of the Going Solo Series, Part 7, Casual Car Entrapment!A special Thank You to: https://www.postermywall.com/ for the gorgeous new covers of my series: Confessions of a Male Porn Star. PosterMyWall offers a fabulous selection of covers at great prices.UPDATE April 2020Dare to Share your Worst Review Ever!Check out my blog post: My Worst Review Ever! on Goodreads. Link: https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog_posts/19685440-storm-stone-shares-her-worst-review-everThanks to Deep Desires Press for contributing the wonderful covers of the Going Solo Series.Hoping Jemma and Damon's tumultuous affair will give you some relief and release during Lock-Down.Stay home, stay safe.Storm StoneSmashwords: AUTHORS GIVE BACK SALE! now underway - Thousands of Deep-Discounted eBooks!Hoping that you, your friends, and your family might find redemptive strength, comfort, and enjoyment from my books.Take care and stay safe.ProfileStorm Stone loves reading and writing what she calls ’Hard-Core Romance’. She lives in the beautiful city of Cape Town, where her and her husband run a non-profit organization.Writing has been a hobby of hers for many years, an escape from the trials of everyday life. Reading created the desire to travel, and she moved to London at the height of the apartheid domination of South Africa.Now, with a more sedate lifestyle, she still sees herself as an ‘old hippy’ who likes to, sometimes, travel over to the wild-side through her reading and writing.Her novel, 'Going Solo', was published in paperback and eBook by Deep Desires Press. .Her current series, 'Confessions of a Male Porn Star', has proved to b a surprising hit, with fans from all over the world following the sexploits of porn star, Johnny Deep. The complete series of all 8 episodes is currently available on Sale at Smashwords.com.Connect with Storm Stone:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stormstoneseries/Twitter: https://twitter.com/HardcoreRomanseEmail: [e-mail]: Deep Desires Press, Interview with Storm Stone:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/serials/id1300411053?i=1000404597976NEW! Check out "My Worst Review Ever!" of Going Solo, published on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog_posts/19685440-storm-stone-shares-her-worst-review-ever.

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Going Solo

Part 6: Casual Car Debasement

Chapter Eleven

Chapter Twelve

Chapter Thirteen

Chapter Fourteen

About Storm Stone

Going Solo

Part 6:

Casual Car Debasement

Storm Stone

Acknowledgements

I wish to thank Deep Desires Press for believing in me and my writing, particularly Cameron D. James, John Robin and my wonderful editor Dale Lui. I have to mention the gorgeous covers as well, which they so kindly donated for each episode, as well as the complete, Going Solo, novel. Without their guidance and support this story may never have seen the light of day.

First published 2017 by Deep Desires Press

Cover design copyright © 2017 by Deep Desires Press

Copyright © 2020 by Storm Stone

All characters are age 18 and over.

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, business, places, events, and incidents are either products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblances to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

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Copyright © 2020 by Storm Stone

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Publisher’s Note:

Casual Car Debasement is sixth in the eight-part serial, Going Solo, and immediately follows the events of Part Five: Casual Car Punishment.

Part Six: Casual Car Debasement

Chapter Eleven

Jemma awoke to the loud ringing of the motel phone. She had been writing until the early hours of this Monday morning, her creative juices were flowing; some of it had been for her blog, but most had been on the new novel.

H’low, she mumbled, eyes closed, still half asleep.

Jemma, hi, darling. It’s me, Laurie.

Laurie, hi, she stared at the clock beside her bed — almost eleven-thirty!

Did I wake you, you sound half asleep? Her friend and publisher did not sound impressed.

Yes, I was asleep, but only because I was working til the early hours of this morning, she defended herself.

Oh, okay. Laurie was mollified; the more Jemma wrote, the happier she was. So how are you doing, girlfriend? I haven’t received any emails from you since you got back to Vegas. It’s not like you to be so quiet … what’s up?

Jemma sat up, leaning her back against the headboard. I’m fine, just busy, you know...

No, I don’t know, Laurie’s voice had that mother-hen tone to it, and Jemma sighed, she didn’t need this right now.

Is everything okay with the book and the toy company? Jemma asked, changing the subject.

Everything’s fine on this side, Laurie paused. It’s you I’m worried about.

I’m fine, Laurie. She tried her best to keep her tone upbeat. Why shouldn’t I be?

Because I’ve got a feeling in my gut that something’s not right, that’s why.

Jemma swallowed, her throat suddenly tight; keep it together, girl. Laurie, I’m fine. But even to her own ears, she didn’t sound fine. Damn Laurie, the woman is too sharp for her own good!

Jemma, what the fuck’s going on? Laurie’s voice sounded anxious rather than angry, which was Jemma’s undoing.

Laurie, please don’t— She felt the tears burning her eyes, constricting her throat, making it impossible for her to speak.

Jemma! Jemma, are you crying? Goddamn it! Laurie’s voice was shrill with anger, anxiety, whatever. Jemma was too mortified to tell.

Laurie, a sob escaped her. I’m okay, really.

No, you’re not! It’s that goddamn stud isn’t it?

Stud! Did Laurie know? Please, God, don’t let her know! "W-what do you mean stud?"

Oh, come on, Jemma. You know who I’m talking about, that man-whore you couldn’t wait to get back to, she challenged, her angry breathing audible through the phone. Has he dumped you? Did he even bother to pick you up from the airport?

Of course he picked me up!

It was too late to try and cover it up now, Jemma realized. But just how much could she tell her friend?

I’m coming to Vegas, Laurie stated.

"What?"

You heard me. I’ve got some stuff to do today, but I’ll book myself on tomorrow’s morning flight. Laurie was all business. Can you pick me up from the airport?

What? Jemma repeated, unable to take it all in.

Can you pick me up from the airport tomorrow? Laurie spoke slowly, as if to a child. I will call you and email you the arrival time. Oh, and book me an overnight room in that dump you’re staying at. I have to be back for a meeting on Wednesday.

Laurie, there is no need for you to come to Vegas. Jemma sniffed, searching for a tissue beside the bed. I’m fine, just a little — homesick.

Sure you are — the bastard, she spoke softly, but Jemma heard her. Anyway, there are some papers I need you to sign.

Jemma didn’t believe her. You can email them, scan them, or something and I’ll send them back to you.

They need originals, so I’ll see you tomorrow.

By the time Jemma hung up she wasn’t sure whether to feel excited about her friend’s fleeting visit or worried. She didn’t for a moment believe Laurie was flying all the way to Vegas just to get some documents signed. No, the lady was very shrewd, and very protective, as well, it seemed. Jemma shook her head, smiling for the first time in days, as her mood lifted. It would be good to see her friend and publisher again, in fact