SECRET WOUNDS BOOK 1

SECRET WOUNDS BOOK 1

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"Three whole weeks! How unfair for a wife to lock away her precious jewel from her husband". Sean Montgomery , raised and bred in Larouse, Choiseul - St . Lucia falls into an unwanted burden of null. Unsure of whom to turn to , he makes a decision which threatens to crumble all that he has worked for. The shadows has entangled his wife Abigale and his daughter Suzie is struggling with the onset of puberty. Now Abigale decides to punish him by not giving him the one thing he yearns so much for. " Her smooth silky body. Her sweet fruit lips !!!". This was a torture Sean couldn't bare to handle.

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The novel is a genre of romance, Assassin, and family. One fan suggests the book as it is perfect to be read on a beautiful day. Sean is running out of time. He was born and raised in the sleepy rural town of Larouse, Choiseul, and is now carrying an unpleasant and unbearable secret. Taking a choice that might potentially destroy all he has fought for because he is unsure of who to turn to after a gruesome event he faced. His wife Abigale hiding behind Suzie's name, their daughter, who is battling with the beginnings of adolescent maturity. What lies ahead for his family beyond these secrets?

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perfect book to read on a beautiful day . highly recommend to everyone
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PROLOGUE

Larouse, Choiseul, September 1961 The lone young woman limped through the thick, green underbrush as fast as her weak legs could carry her. Barefoot and bruised she trembled as she stumbled yet again, this time on a coconut branch lying in her path. She hardly noticed the debris in her way or the burning sensation under her feet. With every step, she could feel her toes sinking deeper into the rough dry gravel. Wincing, she bit her lower lip against the pain and protectively clutched the small bundle in her arms to her breasts. She was drenched, soaked to the bone from sweat and dirty water that had splashed across her body from stepping into many potholes. She could smell herself; the remnants of rotten fruit and chicken droppings still clung to her, but she could not worry about that now. Her dress was almost in tatters and she shivered against the chilly wind. Dusk had just set in, bringing with it a gray, overcast sky. Somewhere, an owl screeched eerily;
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CHAPTER ONE

12 years later Sean Montgomery was in deep shit. Slumped dejectedly on a three-legged stool in the only rum shop in the small neighborhood nursing his fourth shot of whiskey, he gazed unseeingly at the light brown liquid; pondering his dilemma. He shifted his tall build, trying to get a comfortable position; but the stool creaked in protest. Someone had done a poor job of adding a fourth piece of wood for stability, but it would not hold for long. Sooner rather than later, it would crash under its occupant. He hoped it did not happen tonight. A burst of hearty laughter erupted across the room behind him. The place was crowded tonight. He wondered how much money would roll in. Not much, he thought, these bastards usually order everything on credit. His gaze roamed across the room. The shop had a warm glow from the kerosene lamps spread evenly at the four corners. With a few tables and benches scattered carelessly across the area, there was no structure or for
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CHAPTER TWO

  Passing his fingers lazily on the rim of the small glass Sean, understood why Fautina sometimes acted this way. Take him for instance, most of these people saw him as a proud, tough man, bordering on mean, but he did not give a damn. Being soft had never gotten him anywhere. Look at what happened to his little brother. Sometimes a man just had to be man regardless of the repercussions. This meant taking the bull by the horns. Sean tensed as he felt a presence behind him. He wriggled his nose against the strong whiff of bay rum which accosted him. This particular odor he knew, as well as its owner. He did not bother facing him but kept his head down and waited. ‘You are wasting my time,’ his companion snarled. ‘You have one more month to deliver. That’s it. Do we understand each other?’ Sean slowly raised his head and looked up at the rugged, hard contour of the lined face. Small beady, chilly, brown eyes collided with his. Inwa
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CHAPTER THREE

  Sean's head was pounding and the pain was slowly becoming intolerable, but he mentally pushed it away like so many other things in his life. Drinking too much liquor on an almost empty stomach came with its consequences, and to top it off Abigale was mad as a hornet at him. He knew she was hurt, but what else could he do? He wished at times that he had never taken on the family mantle. Being the eldest child had its disadvantages. If he was honest, he did not really have a choice. Some people might disagree with him and say otherwise, but apart from him, who else would have been able to take the lead? It was handed to him. He did not have a say in the matter at the time. After his Pop died, he was next in line. After disposing of the insect, Sean trudged to the sink which he had built with his own hands. The pipe was made with some old copper, bamboo, plastic, and wires. After opening it, he had to wait for a few seconds for the pipe head to sputter. T
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CHAPTER FOUR

  Abigale waited at least ten minutes after she heard the front door close. Rising, she placed her right hand under the bed and pulled out the white porcelain pail that was used for night soil during the night for her small family. Wriggling her nose at the stench of stale urine, she quickly proceeded to the outhouse and disposed of it. She always made it her duty to take care of this part, no matter how unpleasant the task. She knew that Sean would not mind doing it if he had to, but she saw this as part of a woman’s duties. After dumping the waste, she walked to the closest drum, behind the house, poured some water and soap in the pail, and left it to soak. She tarried outside, lifting her face towards the clear blue sky, and took a deep breath of the clean, fresh, country air. Splashing some cold water on her face, she lifted some to her mouth and gargled. After spitting out the water, she went back to the drum to get some fresh water to prepare break
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CHAPTER FIVE

 Their home was small but comfortable because of the many homey touches her Ma had added here and there. She had even started placing flowers in two old vases and centered a piece in the living room and one by the kitchen sink. Ensuring that there was no excess water on the floor and on the table top, Suzie went in search of a palanma broom. There were two; the one used for the yard outside was a bit worn out, and the newer one was used for the inside of the house. Quickly locating the one she needed, she started the chore. The yard was damp this morning. It looked like dew or maybe they had gotten some light rain during the night. This meant that it would take her double the time to sweep the yard because the dirt was not loose. Using an old nylon bag over her hands, she started picking bits of wood left lying around the place from yesterday, along with some dry brown leaves scattered from the nearby trees. Stacking them in a corner, she resumed her sweeping.
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CHAPTER SIX

She stopped for a while and looked at her surroundings. There were several fruit trees; coconuts, mangoes, guava all just within reach, swaying lazily in the cool breeze. The trees offered shade and a cool place to run around in the green meadow beneath. There were flowers of different colours. Suzie did not know the names of the flowers, but she loved the sweet scent emanating from the petals as she smelled a few. What she really marveled at were the butterflies; they were everywhere. The flapping of their multi-colored wings were drowned- out by the chirping of the nearby birds as they moved from flower to bush, blending with the foliage. Suzie loved the outdoors. Ma always told her that she took more of her father. She could not decide if this was a good thing. Everyone knew one another in Larouse. There were hardly any secrets, and the residents looked out for one another. Suzie saw it as a big family, but she saw that most people had no ambition. They did the same
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CHAPTER SEVEN

‘You are growing up into a beautiful young lady,’ he said, leering at her. Suzie cringed and glared at him. She hated coming to the shop and having the old man serve her. She preferred the lady. Ms. Lydia was her name. She was a nice, friendly lady, always smiling whenever she came by, asking questions about school and how Pa and Ma were faring. She was scarcely at the shop on mornings. If she recalled correctly, the few times that Ms. Lydia had served her at the shop were in the afternoons after school. It looked like Mr. Bringo handled the morning shifts.Suzie continued her perusal of Bringo. Pa mentioned that he was a retired school teacher. He used to teach a few years back in the village and was quite good at it. Suzie did not know why the people of the community called him old man because he was not really old. He had a full head of grey hair, but from what Pa said he was only a few years older than him. People said he inherited it from his father. Suzie th
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CHAPTER EIGHT

Sean realized that Abigale had barely acknowledged his presence in the room. Most afternoons when he returned from the field, she would meet him by the door or outside and ask how the day went.Opening the knapsack, he pulled some berries and plums, along with a large cantaloupe he had picked on his way home, and placed them in a large bowl. ‘Treats for everyone,’ he said.Josh timidly came forward and pushed his hands in the bowl. ‘Suz, don’t you want any?’ Sean asked.‘Not now Pa,’ she replied.‘Josh, put the plums away before it spoil your appetite. Dinner is ready,’ Abigale snapped.Walking towards her, Sean said, ‘Let me help you with that.’ He went to the sink and grabbed a few plates for her to dish out the one-pot stew. ‘It smells and looks really good, Abby.’ She ignored his comment as she rummaged in one of the basins for a few spoons. Sean realized
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CHAPTER NINE

Sean woke up in the middle of the night with a raging hard-on. ‘Oh man, not tonight,’ he muttered, pushing his pecker down between his legs. After the mood Abby was in, he did not want to trouble her. Nor did he want her to see him in this state. He would not get any from her anyways, he was certain of it. Why bother when he knew what her response would be. But he was horny. He twisted the covers between his feet trying to get a comfortable position, careful not to touch her. He laid still for a while, weighing his options. Cursing silently he got up. As soon as his feet hit the floor, Abigale voice stopped him.‘Where a
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