Just do It

Creeping into middle-aged and saddled with work deadlines, child-rearing, homemaking, and fourteen years of togetherness, an ordinary, happy but harried couple sent an outlandish goal: to have sex for 101 consecutive days – no excuses (not even the flu, late-night child wanderings, or flat out exhaustion).
But besides the awe in their ability to get it on day after day – and actually enjoy it – they were more surprised and touched by how much closer they became, relishing conversations, holding hands, hanging out in hip coffee shops together instead of in the aisles of Target and firming up (no pun intended) a relationship that already seemed as good as it could get.

Seeking out babysitters, getting fit, and dressing up, these two forty-year-olds began courting each other the way they did when they first met in their twenties, only seven moves and two pregnancies later. As Doug Brown lays everything bare – from his triumphs to his tanks (yes to making love on an exercise ball; no to Tantric sex tricks, we get an inside look at the male mind and discover that a good husband and a good dad can also be one hell of a lover.
The jolt that every marriage needs and longs for, Just Do It proves that even when it feels like there’s never enough time or energy, trust Annie and Doug… THERE IS.