The Bare Assets Band: What Would You Do for Money? - Book 3 of the Orange Blossom Series

By W.E. Sinful

In book three of the orange Blossom series, Creation of the Bare Assets Band, you learn how the band came to be. They were not originally nudists, starting as a regular nightclub band. However, they had to overcome their modesty when financial needs required them to accept an offer to play in the nude at the Orange Blossom. They end up doing much more than simply overcoming their modesty.

Other books for the Orange Blossom Nudist Resort series.

Book 1 - Jim & Jane Become Nudists:
Book one of the series is a lighthearted story that follows Jim and Jane's early adventures as they enter a nudist lifestyle. They start by going to a topless beach, then full nude beaches, and finally the Orange Blossom Nudist Resort. They enjoy their new leisure-time activity with its sexual benefits. At first, they are afraid to tell anyone about their clothes-free adventures. Eventually, they confide in their best friend, Debbie. She is so supportive that Jane asks her to join them for a couple of their nude beach trips. Although the sex is steamy and written in explicit detail in this book, Jim and Jane remain faithful to their marriage.

Book 2 - Debbie Wants to Go:
After Jane and Jim's first trip to the Orange Blossom, Debbie is taken by Jim and Jane's description of the Orange Blossom and the band that plays in the nude. Jane then asked Debbie if she wanted to join them on their next trip to the Orange Blossom. Debbie eagerly agrees and does the Orange Blossom in a big way as she releases her pent-up sexual desires. Jane and Jim's relationship also gets much more erotic. Read and see if Jim's fantasies with Debbie come true.

• Language: English
• Publisher: W.E. Sinful
• Release date: Feb 1, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310760655

W.E. Sinful

Our latest book Mars Club is an erotic space adventure with adventure, humor, insight into human relationships, and plenty of sex.We also have books published in two different series, the Orange Blossom nudist and the Payton. The Orange Blossom series consists of three books, and the Payton series currently has 11 separate short stories. As with all our stories, we write in explicit detail, but humor, romance, and the complications that sex creates are not ignored.As practicing nudists living in Florida, we must remind readers that the Orange Blossom stories are fantasies and do not represent a typical nudist lifestyle. Nudist resorts or beaches are not one big orgy but are relatively sedate and relaxing. We must confess that the sights spark the sexual imagination, which is vital for an erotic writer.Thanks for reading! Feel free to contact us at [e-mail]

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The Bare Assets Band

What would you do for Money?

Book 3 of the

Orange Blossom Nudist Resort Series

By W.E. Sinful

Copyright © 2016

The Bare Assets Band – What Would You Do for Money?

by W.E. Sinful

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Caution: This book depicts adult sexual subject matter. Please do not read if you are offended or underage.

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 – We Got to Do What!

Chapter 2 – The Strip

Chapter 3 – Practicing Had Never Been So Fun

Chapter 4 – Starting the New Gig

Chapter 5 – Never Been So Fucking Tired from Fucking

Chapter 6 – Don’t Act Shocked

Thank you for reading

Introduction

The Orange Blossom Nudist Resort series is a fictional book dealing with the sexual adventures of singles and couples at a fictitious nudist resort. The series is not intended to depict the actual nudist lifestyle but take readers on a sexual fantasy.

This book, ‘The Bare Assets Band,’ is the third book in the Orange Blossom Nudist series. In this book, readers learn how the band that plays in the nude came to be. The group starts out as a regular nightclub band. Still, they had to overcome their modesty when the financial need required them to accept an offer to play at the Orange Blossom Nudist Resort. They end up doing much more than merely becoming nudists...

In book 1, readers first follow the early adventures of Jim and Jane as they enter a nudist lifestyle. They start going to a topless beach, then nude beaches, and finally, the Orange Blossom Nudist Resort. They enjoy their new leisure-time activity with its sexual benefits. At first, they are afraid to tell anyone about their clothes-free adventures, but eventually, they confide in their best friend, Debbie. She is supportive and joins them for a couple of their nude beach trips.

In book 2, Debbie is taken by Jane and Jim's description of their latest adventure to the Orange Blossom, and Jane invites her to join them on their next trip. Debbie eagerly agrees and does the Orange Blossom in a big way as she releases her pent-up sexual desires. Read and see if Jim’s fantasies with Debbie come true.

In book 4, Rachel, a co-worker of Jim’s, learns that Jim and his wife Jane have a naked secret, that of being nudists. After overcoming their initial embarrassment of being discovered, Jim and Jane invite Rachel and her husband to the Orange Blossom.

These erotic fantasies have it all: Virgin sex, interracial, foursomes, voyeur, orgy, bondage, anal, striptease, nude beach, and more.

Also, note: The Orange Blossom is an erotic fictional series and not intended to depict an actual or typical nudist lifestyle.

Chapter 1

We Got to Do What!

The band, Musical Assets, was having difficulty getting gigs because the local economy was so slow. One of the clubs they were regulars at had closed, and the other restaurants and clubs in the area were cutting back. At least they had bookings at the Gulf Breeze and the Tropical Palm Lounge. Richard Thompson, who seemed to like the five-member band’s broad mix of music, owned them both.

Their playlist included current and classic hits from rock and country music charts. They also catered to a wide variety of age groups, having five band members who ranged in age from 18 to 42. Some other places around town liked groups that specialized in a narrower range of music to attract a specific crowd. They thought about narrowing down the playlist. However, everyone was afraid it might alienate some of the band members. Two band members preferred rock, and two liked country music. Ted Smith, the bandleader, did not have a preference. He just wanted a band, and their wide range of music appealed to Richard, their only customer of late.

Their Saturday performance at the Gulf Breeze started as a normal one, with a good crowd. During intermission, a man Ted recognized from the night before approached him.

Hello, my name is Fred Masson, and I'm the entertainment manager for the Orange Blossom Resort. My waitress told me you were the band leader?

Yes, sir, my name is Ted Smith. What can I do for you? He said, reaching out to shake his hand.

I was at your performance last night, as well as tonight. I like your music and would like to talk to you about possibly performing at our resort. Our resort is in a rural area south of Orlando. Our customer base is broad in both ages and musical tastes. The range of music you play would offer something for all our customers.

I don’t know. Orlando is a good three hours away, and you said you were south of that?

Yes, I know we're pretty far from here. However, I can offer you and your band free lodging. I would also be willing to pay above your regular rate to play, not just Friday and Saturday, but Sunday too. Here is my card. I am in town, until Wednesday, on other business. Call me if you want to discuss further what I’ve got to offer.

Their performance went well for the remainder of the night, or so they thought. As they were breaking down, Richard told them he had to cut costs, and he would replace the band at both places with DJs. All the band members went into panic mode, especially Ellen and Julie. Ellen had recently been laid off from her job, and her husband John did not make enough