The Grace of a Swan: A Story about Nudists (The Nudist #8)

Yoga is different things to different people. For Natalie it is an important element in her life. Yoga is her escape from her harried life in New York. It keeps her in top form for her challenging work as a stockbroker at a busy Wall Street firm. It keeps her body firm and youthful as it can be as she approaches age forty. It is a passion and has been since she left Joplin twelve years ago. When her best friend tells her about a nude yoga class she has tried, Natalie’s life will soon never be the same.
She has heard about these nude yoga classes, and always assumed they are for voyeurs and exhibitionists, people looking for hookups and one-night-stands. But since her friend had described something entirely different, and plans to go back, Natalie can’t resist considering it for herself. Without the sexual drama she had imagined, she is intrigued by the notion of doing her favorite poses in the nude. The only roadblock is it is a coed class.
But her friend convinces her to try it. The ninety minute class becomes a revelation in her life. Then, after getting dressed, when she is approached by the eccentric male instructor and offered private lessons, she believes he is simply trying to score.
What she doesn’t know is what passed through the instructor’s mind the minute he saw her, and again as he witnessed her reluctance to take her clothes off, and again as the class proceeded and he watched her do the poses. What she doesn’t know is her destiny is is like a deck of cards being shuffled before the next hand is dealt.