Color of dust by Claire Rooney
"A woman shouldn’t have to be afraid to speak her mind, Lilly said.” An amazing historical lesbian romance coming out from a Russian puppet...from our days’ time...I was amazed by it’s intensity and erotism, one of the best haunting stories I have read, lately. The second oldest house in colonial America, Convington Place, West Virginia brings nowdays together Carrie and Gillian, all together with deep buried family secrets and a love beyond time of Carrie’s grandmother Celia and her closest friend, in spite of her husband Robert who never understood so many aspects concerning his wife. Carrie Jane Bowden was living in Chicago, doing a desk job, an average city girl, not having the hot looks, nor much money, her mother died when she was two and her father just some time ago, she never knew her grandmother, nor the family history as her mother run with her father at 18 and never returned to Convigton Place, so Carrie didn’t even wanted to open the letter she received from Mr. Du...