The January Cruise

From the moment State of Florida, Pinellas County States Attorney, Robert Hauser, III, had Gwendolyn Olmsted's file placed in front of him on his overcrowded, over stacked desk, with overflow hitting the unswept floor, on a late Fall day in 2012, he was instantly smitten with her wit, charming character, her ways, her aura, her physical genotype consisting of that of a tall athletic woman with long blonde curly hair and sparkling blue eyes, with the longest legs on any woman he had ever seen ....... and her type of service she engaged in through the United States Armed Forces. As her prosecutor, he attacked, condemned, lied about her, and berated her in court; offered, persuaded, and provided sexual and emotional comfort in her own home; and now, the two somehow find themselves on the same Caribbean cruise together. A continuation, or Part II of award-winning Eight Weeks in May, following the manipulative struggles of the twenty-first century legal system, written in non-fictional docu-eroticamentary commentary format, comes The January Cruise. Follow the sexual lust that escalates into sensual and caring love, as Gwendolyn submits and succumbs to Robert's insistent and persistent fireworks of emulating affection.