Close Encounters of the Jamaican Kind

T. Douglas Mullin leaves his cushy life in academia to start a new life in the tropics. He sets up a photo studio in St. Pete, Florida, and shoots models there and in Jamaica. With his camera and his inexhaustible libido, he tries to get his rocks off while staying out of the legal troubles he got into in Pennsylvania. Along the way he struggles with his sexual identity in a sad, desperate, often hilarious erotic adventure into middle-age madness. This literary novel with high adult content is preceded by "Photo Sessions," an account of his scandalizing trip into portfolio photography which nearly landed him in jail.