Wayward Boy

Wayward Boy is the story of a recent high school graduate. He's pretty much ostracized in his filthy-rich East coast hometown of Snobville. As a result, he spends much of his time in a small sailboat in Chesapeake Bay doing water samples and tide pool creature counts. As a result, he's known around town as an expert sailor.



The wayward boy is ostracized because his mother married a guy from Baltimore who made a living selling sports cards. People from Baltimore are not well looked upon by people from Snobville, especially one who sells sports cards for a living. The trading card guy is dead in a plane crash and wayward boy's mother has married again, to a mainline Snobville man. The new husband wants wayward boy the hell out of Snobville. Thus, wayward boy will go to a college in California.

Since wayward boy will be leaving and since he knows that he mustn't make waves or he will injure his mother's tenuous social standing in Snobville, the rich ladies of Snobville see the perfect opportunity to get their daughters a bit of sexual experience without any publicity.

Wayward boy is hired to take several Snobville girls who have just graduated from high school out on 'night tide pool adventures.' One at a time, wayward boy takes a girl out in his boat. The 'night tide pool adventure,' of course, will actually be a first sexual adventure for the girl.

A girl's first sexual adventure is a very important thing for the girl. Wayward Boy examines several such adventures from the viewpoint of the boy (and, to some extent from the viewpoint of the girl.)

As the summer draws to a close, he is presented with an intriguing proposal from the final girl who is at the top of the Snobville girl heap….if he accepts it will help his mother's social standing in Snobville.