Cabin Fever 6: Freyja's Lair

By Ane-Marie Kjeldberg

Bella has been a widow for such a long time, she can barely remember anything else. But now, she has accepted Ian's proposal. She loves Ian, but as the wedding approaches, she realizes that he is much different than she thought. She goes to her North Sea cabin to sort out her feelings, but instead of peace and quiet, she finds the carpenter, Bill Raven. Quiet, mysterious and cheeky, Bill starts something in Bella that she does not know how to finish.The summers of the late 1960s are bursting with a thunderous humidity. The beautiful cabins of the Gray Dunes are filled to the brim with people ready to experience everything the warm summer has in store for them. But some get more than they bargained for, as the sensuality and tension of the scantily clad summer bodies permeates the air by the North Sea. Dive into a world of romance and lust, and experience the cabin fever for yourself!

• Language: English
• Publisher: LUST
• Release date: Nov 22, 2019
• ISBN: 9788726232059

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Ane-Marie Kjeldberg

Cabin Fever 6: Freyja's Lair

Lust

Cabin Fever 6: Freyja's Lair

Translated by

Signe Holst Hansen

Original title

Sommerfolket 6: Bodils fortælling

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Cabin Feverm Part 6: Freyja’s Lair

Late Summer, 1969

Bella drummed her fingers on the wheel. Why even have a Mercedes when it had to wait for traffic to disperse, just like Volkswagens and Morris Mascots?

She hated this city. There was always so much traffic on the main road through it, and today was no exception. Up and down the annoying hills, the traffic moved. Sometimes, the traffic did not even move, and she had no time for this. She had been out on one of her last work calls, a meeting in Odense, and she had to get to the cabin as quickly as possible. She needed time to think.

What are you going there alone for? her old aunt had said when Bella told her about her plans the last time they spoke. Shouldn’t you be with Ian and enjoy your happiness?

Happiness, Bella thought while the traffic moved a few feet in front of her. Everyone said it was the happiness of God that she, the young widow, had finally found a new man.

A stream of congratulations had met her when they told people about their engagement. Everyone was so happy. Ian was really looking forward to getting married so she could stay home and make it pleasant for the two of them, as he said. She would move into Ian’s country home, and he had given her free rein to decorate it, and the stables, as she wanted. That was part of what she had to think about; she would be staying at home. She sighed and rolled the window further down. The August heat between the city’s hills was heavy and close.

She had married Joe shortly after her education as a correspondent, and after the wedding, she had become a stay-at-home wife,