Incorrigible: Impervious to Constraints
Summary
Lucille Carmichael loves no-barriers fucking, and this is her voyage of discovery. It’s often softly romantic, but always with plenty of hot sexy action. Follow her both in business and pleasure, into a world of private jets, expensive cars, and photo shoots, from Hawaii and San Francisco to Greece and France. And back again, all the while nurturing and growing her love of life and her exuberant and untamed self. Her preference for the finesse of older experienced men leads her into entrepreneurship and tremendous financial success in the intimates field. When Lu’s remaining aunt passes away, she inherits an old Victorian mansion – a former bordello in San Francisco's Pacific Heights. Weekends are often spent hosting soirees upstairs on the mansion’s restored third floor. The combination of her loves, a passionate lifestyle, business endeavors, and the old house develop into parties and sexual scenes, all graphically detailed. An Erotic Story by Mamie Anne Adams
Chapter One
“Men and girls came and went
like moths
Among the whisperings
and the Champagne
and the stars.”
by F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Lanikai Eco Resort, Hawaii
Lu’s ohana, her mates, were sad to see her go. Their hippy fairy. In her bangles and bells and not much more. Dancing nude by the bonfire out in the Field of Dreams. Always up for a full moon shag at The Point. They were all a merry band of free spirits. Sharing Ha, the Hawaiian greeting. She got her first tattoo, the Hawaiian shark, arched across her ass. Then had her navel pierced.
When he bought the resort, her mentor, Walter Whitlock, had given Lu a choice. Stay on at Lanikai as GM. Or be in Greece. He was definitely promoting her. There she could be project manager of Efcharistisi, his eco island development project. It was not an easy choice. The Hawaiian vibe and lifestyle suited her. The big island resort needed her, she knew. Greece, though? It called to her. The place of goddesses, oracles, spanakopita. And Greek men.
The island boys were a little too laid back, even for her. She would not miss their rustic “I’ll bathe tomorrow,” mentality. Sunbathing in her birthday suit by the pool with mai tais? She would miss. Her suitcase bulged with colorful sarongs, Kona coffee, mac nuts, and kukui nut necklaces. She even brought back an orchid lei for Diana, Walter’s wife.