I am the true definition of an oxymoron. By day, I’m a respectable college professor. By night… something else.
As a professor of sociology at a very prestigious school, I’m not your average scholar. I speak human.
In my other life, I have a private school where I teach curious adults the art and science of maximum pleasure, showing them where things are and how to use them.
What stops me cold in my tracks is monogamy -the notion of loving one person faithfully for over fifty years defies reality and stretches the mind.
Well…that was my firm position until I met Charity.
This woman comes from Africa, and all of a sudden, my life is in chaos, and I’m in therapy.
She has changed thirty-seven years of critical thinking.
Now, my boss is leaving threatening notes on my desk, and I’m about to lose my job.
For the very first time in my life, I am recklessly in love; what a mess.
I’m smitten, but she won’t have me.
The free-spirit lifestyle is where she draws the line.
The thing is, therapy has fixed all those things she finds objectionable.
How do I convince her I’m a new me?
She says a leopard can’t change its spots. I’m out to change her mind.
