Lascivious Lady's Companion

By Anna Lovelace

When Lenore, a bored, lonely young widow decides to hire a lady’s companion, she’s only looking for a bit of company and some entertainment. But what Lisa, her attractive, highly experienced companion, has to offer turns out to be far more than she bargained for.
In this first in a series of increasingly saucy Victorian-era wlw romps, Lisa introduces Lenores to a whole new world of sexy thrills

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anna Lovelace
• Release date: Jul 13, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005743192

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Lascivious Lady’s Companion

By Anna Lovelace

Copyright 2021

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It had been six months since Rupert’s death, and Lenore was beginning to feel lonely and trapped in the big London house. Her maid and cook were distant and indifferent, and the shock of his death had ebbed away and she was beginning to feel, simply put, rather bored. They had only been married a year, after all, and a whole year of mourning seemed a long time to stay in this sober, rather friendless state.

But her friends were few and far between, so after some thought she decided the best thing would be to hire a lady’s companion. It felt like a decided step into elderly widowhood, a displeasing notion for a woman of twenty-six, but her loneliness outweighed the dread of becoming a crochety old hag, and she made some enquiries and within a week had hired her new companion.

Her name was Lisa Keller, twenty-eight, never married, and with several glowing references from previous employers that praised her ‘warmth and vivacity’, her ‘intimate friendship’, and ‘dedication to go above and beyond the line of duty’; a curious phrase that nevertheless enticed Lenore. Despite the common practise of hiring companions, she could not shake herself of the slight sense of shame that accompanied the need to essentially hire a friend, and so the thought of a woman who might connect with her rather than fulfil a paid position was rather appealing.

Lisa arrived one blustery March day, a week after her interview and five days after Lenore had written to tell her she would be pleased to take her on. She beamed at Lenore as she descended the staircase, her piercing blue eyes sparkling with what looked like genuine excitement and her thick hair slightly dishevelled from the wind.

‘It’s good to be out of that weather!’ she said cheerfully. ‘I declare it’s nearly a gale outside!’

Lenore smiled and murmured a welcome, feeling oddly shy as she arrived at the entryway and faced Lisa. It