Constant High

by Dee Resz

Constant High brings to light the personal struggles one woman faces when emerged into a world of seduction and deception while trying to recover from her past losses and the emotional pain she has endured for most of her life.Samantha "Sam" Corrine Davis is a thirty-year-old woman wrapped up in the entanglements of four highly provocative arrangements with wealthy, successful, and very married women. There is only one catch. She is to remain a secret in the backdrop of their upper class lives and to keep her quiet they simply pay her a minor fee. In return she helps them live out their fantasies by being a sexual companion.While on this road to living out what she sees as a very lucrative and exciting lifestyle, there are deep secrets she holds in the depths of her heart that only begin to surface when a sequence of unexpected events force her to reconsider her future. She eventually comes to a crossroad where the only way to move forward is to make a decision that will ultimately change her life forever. Is she ready to forgive those who hurt her the most? Can she ever love with her whole heart? Will she finally let true love in? The power to answer is all hers.

224 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 6, 2015

About the author

Dee Resz is a native of Southern California. Throughout her childhood and adolescence she always knew that she had a wildly creative imagination and with it came endless opportunities for her to use this ability to write fiction stories. Her love and true passion for fiction writing emerged in her early twenties and fully blossomed with the completion of her first novel, Constant High. Her completed title and most of her current works in progress are primarily focused around Lesbian Fiction/Romance. She currently resides in Northern California with her wife.

Reviews

[Amanda Lynn · Rating 5 out of 5]

I devoured this book! Well written and not too heavy. I look forward for more from this author. Thank you so much for an excellent read! Well done.

[Jackie Rogers · Rating 1 out of 5]

My mistake! Another gay book which Im careful to avoid as do not want to read about it.