Hurricane Season

Hillary Johnson was married over a year before she had her first orgasm. Growing up in Evangelical Christianity, the pressure to remain chaste stifled her sexuality. She struggled to connect with her husband in the bedroom, and the lack of true intimacy hurt their relationship. In a Hail Mary attempt to salvage their relationship, Hillary and her husband, Theo, resort to drastic measures. Hillary temporarily relocates to New Orleans and lives there as a single woman, free to explore her pent up sexuality.As she gets to know and love the city they call the Big Easy, Hillary undergoes a paradigm shift in the way she views life, love, sex and religion. She rages against the teachings of her church, fitting a lifetime of experiences into a six-month marriage vacation. When she returns home, for better and worse, nothing is as it was before she left. Hurricane Season is Hillary's account of growing up in purity culture and the ramifications of being taught her body was something to be shamed rather than celebrated. Unafraid to get specific with her adventures, Hillary invites readers into the bedroom during several of her erotic encounters. She shares her unadulterated truth to help other women escape the bondage which purity culture has left them.