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Truth About Ruth
Ruth Sands is married yet unfulfilled, yearning for an outlet to express her profound emotional truths. She longs to share her gifts but remains loyal in a stagnant marriage. Her job brings her to a grand house filled with larger-than-life characters, where she experiences the best and worst of humanity. Her employers, Guy and Astrid Pettison, are an eccentric and fascinating couple in Ruth's eyes, their peculiar union a constant source of intrigue. Ruth forms a cherished friendship with the wise and elderly gardener, Ron Jolly, and his beloved wife. However, it is her growing relationship with her boss, Guy, that begins to meet her emotional needs, igniting deep sexual fantasies and a yearning to be physically desired. Yet, an ominous presence lurks within the household in the form of Jan Starr, the resident cook. Ruth's feminine allure and presence threaten Starr's devious intentions towards Guy. Anyone who crosses this woman faces danger, and Ruth most definitely carries the perilous bell.
Book Details
- Publisher: Austin Macauley
- Publish Date: May 23rd, 2025
- Pages: 258
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.21in - 6.14in - 0.54in - 0.81lb
- EAN: 9781035869862
- Categories: • Romance - Erotic
About the Author
Fin, Sam: - The author, Sam Fin, has been a lifelong creative writer, only now releasing the work for publication. Having written many poems, short stories and song lyrics, this story, Truth About Ruth, is first full novel, stemming from life and experience. In any self-composed work, the author enjoys using humour to interact with the dramatic tension, a kind of signature.