The pill would liberate women. Two income families would become the norm, and six week summers in the Catskill Mountains would become a relic of "the good old days." Time would become more precious than dollars. Every moment at the resort would have to be put to good use..........The book chronicles Ken, our naive young Lifeguard, as a series of dramatically different women confront Ken and the reader, with the issues and "baggage" that the "sexual revolution" has thrust on them. In aggregate these relationships provide Ken with the experience, sensitivity, and values, that will help him understand "love," and eventually earn