A Camper's Tale in Two Parts

An erotic-romantic story told in two parts, along with a postscript message from the author!

Part I:
Ginny and her husband Gibby invite newly-divorced longtime friend Carolyn to join them for a week of camping at Lake Eveil. When Gibby departs for an overnight fishing trip leaving the two women alone, Ginny makes the bold move she has long dreamed about. The pair of thirty-something MILFs waste no time in getting to know one another during a nature trail hike, followed by exploring their newfound curiosity on the campsite picnic table and a skinny-dipping adventure involving watersports and shaving cream. Their one evening alone together affords the opportunity to sample items from the toy box Ginny thoughtfully packed. Hiking again the next day, the women take a bold and foolish risk experimenting with public nudity on the trail -- and must take dangerous steps to hide from being discovered by someone least expected!

Part II:
Gibby returns to camp and finds Ginny in a generous and sharing mood. The trio quickly and naturally form an intimate threesome, providing Gibby with a workout which he could previously only dream about. Under Ginny's loving but firm direction, Gibby is blindfolded and bound, before being uniquely tested as to the identity of his lovers. Thanks to Ginny's support and encouragement, Carolyn releases all her inhibitions and enjoys her friend's husband in the best of ways. Later, Gibby provides Carolyn with a lesson in boating that includes some mid-lake disciplinary measures. Finally, Ginny coaxes Carolyn to submit to an act she previously considered unspeakably taboo, only to discover the orgasmic wonders it holds when properly performed.

First-rate fun in an idyllic setting, A Camper's Tale combines wholesome outdoor recreation with the fulfillment of natural callings found in all red-blooded adults. A good read for environmentalists and nudists alike!

Postscript:
Miss Kant continues her narrative (begun in Sappho Surprise) concerning her introduction to erotic literature, its impact upon her life and its role in developing her personal philosophy toward writing.