Road Trip- the Central States

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Road Trip- the Central States is written by Robert Dunn and published by . It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 0991190637 (ISBN 10) and 9780991190638 (ISBN 13).

Book 2 in the Road Trip Trilogy. Aimed at the thinking man, woman, or couple who enjoy erotica, this story continues the saga of Jim Mellon who started his motorcycle journey across the country to shed his grief over the loss of his young wife. To his surprise, Jim continues to meet attractive women who he develops relationships with, and who help transform his life. He reconnects with Kim, who helps him resolve some of the issues he has been struggling with along his journey, including his new sexuality, his love of more than one woman, feelings about his sister, and sexual things his late wife did before they met but that she never shared with him. The singer Crystal Lee also reconnects with him and the two tour together through Illinois and Missouri. While in Branson, Jim, Crystal, Ellen - Crystal's sister, and Terry - Jim's agent, skinny dip together and have a foursome on the back of a boat docked on a lake. Bart Kenesis, a paparazzi photographer, catches the now famous couple and their friends on camera in this compromising situation; however, Jim sees what is happening, but before he can stop it the photographer gets away. Jim takes some drastic steps to recover the photos, a move that enrages Kenesis and turns him into a stalker and a dangerous threat. Jim returns to his motorcycle journey across the country, aiming for his sister's home in San Diego. The women in Jim's life continue their transformation of his values and life, particularly in several group sex situations that culminate at a party after a debutante's ball in Oklahoma. Jim continues to find opportunities to play hero, rescuing a woman who had fallen off a cliff to a dangerous ledge, and helping another woman through a devastating tornado. This book trilogy is for mature audiences. Provocative discussion questions for individuals and couples are provided at the end of each volume.