Delia's Story

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Joy, Pain, Regrets

Triumph & Romance.

One woman's journey

from Uncertainty to Realisation

Author: Cassie B.

Trade Paperback - ISBN 978-1-906169-64-0

224 pages

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Delia’s Story

Set in the beautiful isle of Dominica, we meet Delia, a beautiful woman with a righteous mind. Returning to the island of Lust and Luxury, a mere 20 years after being relocated to England, Delia is presented with options that may change her life, forever.

The Author and Lyricist Cassie B, explores relationships, love-making and what a bond should be in this book of transformation and rekindling love.

Delia’s Story is full of erotic, yet sensual innuendos combined with pure Caribbean fantasy; allowing a variety of emotions to be revealed.

Delia’s story is a book for all, when considering the options in which the characters make throughout the story, or when the characters simultaneously interact in explicit ways; everybody reading in between the lines, will receive the thrill in which the book aims to excite.

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It was another one of those days in the beautiful lush green isle of Dominica. The heat from the sun’s rays beat down upon the people’s backs as they went about their business. There was hardly any breeze at all, and although the people liked the weather, they would not have it any other way. There were always the few who complained, Delia was one of them, a beautiful brown skin woman. People always stopped and complimented her asking ‘how is it that she is not a model, or on television’ as she is so warm in nature and so beautiful. Today she did not feel beautiful at all, today her body ached, her long legs were tired from all that walking in the burning Dominican heat.

  Delia born of original Dominican parents on Dominican soil, she had been sent to England at a young age but she remembered that time as if it were yesterday; running around with no shoes on her feet, forever in trouble with the neighbour. She would never forget Theo. He was her very best friend, the twinkle in her eye, but Theo was not always allowed out. His father, a teacher from school was a very strict man and did not like his children unoccupied, but when Theo got the chance to go out, they would wander on the Savannah playing silly games and eat all sorts of berries. Their hands and mouths stained by them, even their clothes and they would end up in the sea to try get rid of the evidence. Sometimes they would take bits and pieces of food from their homes, kill some birds and cook it in an old tin or whatever suitable item they could find, or just roast them on an open fire.

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