Dennis and Jo were three years into their second marriage when they finally told the other about their past. The stories that all the characters told were hair curling and sexually arousing.
Jo's two girlfriends, Doris and Ellen started telling stories about their past. The stories were hot and raw and prompted Jo to tell her husband about her first marriage and the events that caused it to fail. She wanted him to hear it before Doris and Ellen did.
Jo and each of her friends tell their story of the best and/or most memorial sex.
"The Dancing Ta-ta" is all about interracial sex. One on one, two on one and more. Here is where you'll read about Ellen and her black college boyfriend. You'll read about Doris and her summer on the far with two black studs and you'll also read about Jo and the black midget.
You'll also read how Dennis lent his first wife to a former black lover who kept her and didn't return her.
The stories and the confessions prompted Dennis and Jo to go in search of her former black lover at the club called "Dancing Ta-ta". Maybe there is something to the expression that "Once you go black, you won't go back".
