Unsworth Manor, home of Cedric, Earl of Unsworth, his wife Margarete and their children. Margarete, of royal German descent, receives an invitation to visit her distant relative, Emperor Wilhelm II. They decide to make the journey. It will introduce them to a lifestyle that none of them had ever heard of before, but that will never leave them anymore.
Unsworth Manor has been abandoned. A war has left its ugly scars everywhere across Europe, many people are picking up the pieces and rebuild their lives. What will happen to the Manor? And who is Avery Montague? Follow the experiences of this wartime airplane pilot, who wants to settle down in England and make the best of life, and how he discovers the past of the building in “More Unsworth Manor Nudes”.
Unsworth Manor has become a focal point of the good and naked life. So much so, even, that Avery and Tracy have to start looking for a location that’s better suited for such a gathering. Count Gustav von Hohenstaufen has a number of surprises lined up for everyone who knows him, and a nasty ‘distant relative’ is set on making life for the Montagues quite difficult. There are many dramatic moments unfolding for the naturist community in the town of Measham, but with some effort, things all work out for a while.
This is the third and final book in the “Unworth Manor Nudes” trilogy.
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