Twenty-four-year-old Storm Darlington, wealthy mogul of Darlington Securities, decides to remove himself from his heavy workload in New York City and spend a month in Barefoot Beach, Florida. In Barefoot Beach, Trent Long is happy with his lifeguarding duties. He enjoys the sun, taking photos, and saving lives. But his world is turned upside down when Storm enters it. Sparks ignite the moment their two worlds collide. The only fly in the sunscreen ointment is Storm’s best friend, and retired Wall Street stock broker, Barbara Mullen. Storm is forced to rethink his romantic feelings for the sexy lifeguard when Barbara reveals some of Trent’s secrets. But there’s very little time to think because Barefoot Beach is threatened by hurricane Edwin. Threats also come from Barbara, who insists she’ll end her friendship with Storm if he doesn’t dump Trent. During the hurricane’s fury, Storm questions his relationship with Barbara, his busy life of finances in New York City, and the secrets he’s learned about Trent. Can Storm come to terms with all three? Will he be able to navigate the stormy waters of love, loss, and a possible future in Barefoot Beach?

Barefoot Storm

Of course I have to pass the long stretch of Barefoot Beach to get back to my place. Certainly, it is no surprise when I see the beautiful and alluring Trent Long at his lifeguarding post. Keeping a distance of one hundred feet that separates us, I take in his suntanned back and shoulders, his shaggy hair and masculine figure. To no avail, my private parts sting within my shorts and a sharp vibration of excitement comes to life at the sight of his model-perfect good looks. Again, I long to be tucked next to his ripped body in the most naked stance, enjoying his skin. My fingers beg to run through his golden hair, along the length of his spine, and into his canary-yellow trunks where they can easily manipulate his taught ass. I long for the lifeguard in ways a man should not long for another man.


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