[This book is the story of a young woman Joanna, age 34 and an older man, John, age 45.
Joanna is a young lady recently divorced after a sexually oppressive marriage of twelve years. From choices she made while growing up, she never had the chance to fully explore, enjoy and find the woman inside of her. This story tells of her desires and fears of moving forward when she accidentally meets an older man to whom she becomes a student of pleasure. He is willing to teach her to release the desirous and desired woman inside of her that is screaming to be let out. Come sail with us as Joanna and John explore new heights of sexuality, not only as teacher and student but, as Joanna learns more, a cataclysmic, orgasmic dance between two unlikely partners who eventually head for unknown seas to both.....]
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Sex with a Sailor -- the Story of John & Joanna
Book I
Sarasota on a Saturday
John:
What a great day this has been.
My team managed to put together a real fine deal on a property I have had my eye on for some time. The owner was going to lose it to the bank. We put together a great package that kept his credit intact and put a few dollars in his pocket. The project will need some work before we can flip it and make some money on it. A win/win situation, that's what I like. The damn banks have screwed over so many people.....
My workout at the gym was good, but that damn trainer. Come on you can do some more. I know she was right and that's what I am paying her for but I still wanted to strangle her.
I take a lot of pride in keeping myself in shape. I'm 45 years old, 5'-11", 185 lbs., a full head of brown hair that I like to let grow a little longer when planning a sailing vacation. I do keep my hairline beard trimmed short and neat.
Marty was there, and we joked around about our last racquet ball game and compared welts. He was looking for a rematch. Christ, I am still sore from the last one. I am only 45 but that game does a number on me. I know I should tone it back some but that is not in my nature. Besides there was that real cute Brunette watching us. Sharon or Karen....I didn't get her name but there wasn't any ring on the finger. Figure she is fair game if I decide to ask her out. What's a guy to do...I had to push it to the limits, try to show off some.
After a light lunch and a few phone calls I head down to the marina. The sky is almost completely clear with a nice breeze blowing in from the West. Watching the movement of the palm trees, I am guessing the wind to be about 15 knots.
Wishing I had the time to take the boat out for the rest of the day. But if I want it to be ready for the trip next week, I really need to finish up a few remaining items first.
Besides it would be so much better if I had someone to take out there with me.
Using the handcart the marina provides, I unload the supplies and head for my boat. Walking down the dock, I see several of the other boat owners working on their boats, getting them ready to go out or cleaning them up after taking them out. There is always activity down here, and it is like a small little community. Everyone keeps an eye on each other's boats and we are always ready to lend a hand when needed.
Whenever I look at my boat, The Passing Fanny, I can't help but feel a lot of pride in her. She's a 1980 Irwin 42' center cockpit Ketch design, white with dark blue trim. I bought her when my divorce went through eight years ago. At first I thought how nice it would be to live on it, but I love it out on the water so much I can't do that to her, keeping her tied up all the time. It seems all I do is work on her and spend a lot of money:
B.O.A.T......Break Out another Thousand
But the times when I am out there on the open water with the only sounds being the wind sliding through the sails, a little Jimmy Buffett playing, and the sweet sound of a beer being opened, it makes it all worthwhile.
One more week and I'm the hell out of here. Key West and all the festivities anyone can handle. I usually go down there at least twice a year to recharge my batteries and get away from everything around here. I love the business, the challenges and the responsibilities, but I do need a break from time to time.
With only a week left before I head out, I thought I would be done by now and ready to go. Work keeps getting in the way. I really want to get one more coat of varnish on the teak if I can. I have already applied six coats but the UV from the sun really does a number on it. I wish somebody would come up with a better method. I know I could hire someone to do it for me but there is so much more satisfaction when you do it yourself. Besides, this provides me with an opportunity to chat up the ladies that wander down on the docks, the ones that are dreamy eyed and full of the romantic notions they believe sailing can bring them.
I remove my t-shirt as the sweat starts running down my back, pop the top off a cold Sam Adams, slide a Jimmy Buffett CD into the sound system, and sit back in the cockpit to relax before starting work.
Life doesn't get much better than this.
Shaded by the bimini I glance down along the pier, watching the other boat owners doing their chores on their boats. There are several people lazily walking along the pier, looking dreamy eyed at the boats. You can see it in their eyes; they dream of just chucking everything and sailing off into the sunset, living on an island someplace, leaving all their troubles behind. Men, women, and even the kids, they all have the same dream.
God I wish it was that easy.
I observe two ladies, a blond and a redhead, making their way slowly up the dock. They both look fine from a distance, each one wearing sundresses and sporting dark sunglasses.