Caramel Tastes Like Candy
Caramel Tastes Like Candy by Lavida Morale, published by Trafford Publishing in July 2011, is a work of fiction that explores the complexities of personal struggle and resilience. This 124-page book follows Carmelia Ortega, whose life takes a dramatic turn after her marriage collapses. Faced with the loss of her husband and home, she resorts to selling herself on the streets to survive, ultimately establishing a one-person escort service while navigating the challenges of her new reality.
Readers will find an exploration of Carmelia’s journey as she grapples with her circumstances and the erotic fantasies of her clients. The narrative delves into her relationship with her brother Amelio, who becomes embroiled in a scandal, and introduces Michael, a man who desires more than just her physical presence. As Carmelia balances her work with her evolving feelings for Michael, she learns valuable lessons about trust and the complexities of human relationships in this urban erotic adventure.
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When Carmelia Ortega’s tumultuous and marriage fell apart, she was crushed and lost. She tried to find the strength to rebuild her life, but that was too much for her. In one awful day, she lost her husband and her home; now she’s forced to sell herself on the streets to survive. She moves in with her gay brother, Amelio, and decides to make a living running a one-person escort service. All she has going for herself is a need to satisfy her clients and some meager savings. She becomes a pawn in the many detailed erotic fantasies and tastes of her clients. Everything seems to be going her way until her beloved brother finds himself in the middle of a sexual harassment scandal. In the midst of that stressful time, she meets Michael, a man who seems to want her for more than just her body. Her heart isn’t the only thing swelling and yearning for his touch, and she finds it harder and harder to get excited about her work. Michael’s love thrills her more than the money she’s losing, and she allows herself to fall under his seductive spell. Carmelia does her best to satisfy the many lusty appetites of all the men in her life-even as she learns the painful lesson that some people are not as nice as they seem-in this urban erotic adventure.
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