Family Ties

It's time to meet the family. Get ready for sparks to fly.When passions and tempers flare, Paul and Christy have to learn to open up and be honest about their desires. But can Paul convince her protective military dad and alpha male brother that he has her best interests at heart?Christy faces fewer expectations (and even fewer clothes) when she meets Paul's family. Can she let her guard down at the nudist camp and give his lifestyle a chance? And while she's exploring, she might even get a chance to indulge her own secret fantasies.

Follow the adventures of Paul and Christy in Family Ties, book 2 of 8 in the Summer Camp Swingers: Christy series by award-winning author Nick Scipio.In this book, Paul and Christy test the waters of a budding relationship as we head toward the volcanic conclusion of the Summer Camp Swingers saga. Things are only beginning, but they'll have plenty of happy endings along the way.Family Ties was previously published as Summer Camp: Christy, Volume 2.

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Hello and welcome to Camp! If you’ve been here before, let’s talk about some changes.

The new titles are mostly for new readers. If you’re a fan from before, you probably don’t care what the books are called. But new readers don’t know me or my stories, and titles are an important part of the sales pitch.

Okay, that’s enough about the changes. If you’re new to Camp, let me tell you how this all began.

Back in the summer of 2002, I had a story growing in my imagination.

It started as a simple fantasy that sprang from events in my real life.

My family vacationed at a nudist camp in the seventies and early eighties.

My parents were swingers at the time, although I didn’t figure it out until much later. And when I was a teenager, I knew a woman who was similar to Susan. As an adult, I always wondered what would’ve happened if she’d been more like the woman in my imagination.

So this “what if…?” story was growing in my head, and I kept remembering things and adding new details.

It quickly became too much to keep track of, so I decided to write it down. I finished the first few chapters

and posted them online. People liked them, so I kept writing.

In the process, my coming-of-age story evolved into something far bigger than I’d ever imagined. I added an overall plot: Who died? Who’s the wife?

five of them, as it turned out.

They’re meant to be read as a complete story, one after the other.