With the body of a god and the loins of a stallion, Samson literally bedded thousands of women. The demimonde swirled with rumors that the lusty Adonis even arranged trysts with multiple admirers who shared in his abundant virility. In Book Three of his legendary conquests, the barbarian trickster arrives in Amstelland to participate in a jousting tournament. However, he quickly finds the ladies have other plans for his lance.
After thawing a frigid madam at a notorious brothel, he visits his favorite tavern to seduce Lorelei, a brassy wench with a frightening temper. His second dalliance of the day becomes delightfully complicated when Lola, his girlfriend’s ex-girlfriend, tries to insinuate herself into their bed. Samson predictably ends up as the phallic hypotenuse in a bisexual love triangle fraught with peril and pleasure.
In the course of an epic 40,000-word love scene that concludes this book, we learn more of Samson’s erotic mysticism, including his guru-level mastery of Tantra and other forms of sex magic. Though nominally free to indulge his saturnalian desires, Samson remains beholden an immortal patroness. Venus has chosen the bold pagan to lead a “Crusade of Love” that will liberate womankind from a thousand years of Christian patriarchy.
For any man who has fantasized of enjoying a love life that Casanova would envy, this book is for you. For any woman who ever desired the company of a complex yet honorable master of seduction, this book is also for you.
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