Eros Karan

The Greek god of love and desire, Eros was one of the first gods to emerge from primeval Chaos. In more recent mythology, Eros was the son of Aphrodite and Ares, represented as a playful, winged boy carrying a bow and arrows. He wounds both gods and mortals with his unerring and irresistible arrows of desire. According to Plato, Eros is the striving of mankind toward the pure, the good and the beautiful. Eros is a look into a world in which human sexual behavior is primeval, beautiful and is the primary activity of humanity -- a world seemingly ruled by Eros though not literally. The three central characters are all female. Christina Missy is a happily married woman who is able to experience Eros when she naturally reaches deep levels of orgasm with her husband Jeff Brad Armstrong. Christina has no idea that anyone else has ever experienced this until she is contacted by Dr. Jacobs Penny Swing. Dr. Jacobs has discovered a way to sustain the female orgasm and to experience Eros to the fullest. She was not really looking for this fantasy realm, but rather she was trying to prove that a woman's orgasm is a powerful form of communication from within our own minds. The third main character is Stephanie, a patient of Dr. Jacobs'. Stephanie is a lonely young beauty searching for love, but her boyfriend, Keith, is detached and neglects her needs in favor of his own pleasure. Stephanie has fallen in love with her experiences in Eros and wants desperately to remain in that state. She discovers in the end that real love must coexist with Eros. Eros explodes with five hot, passionate sex scenes and two sizzling oral scenes which focus not only on female orgasm, but on male climax as well. We see pure uninhibited sex in its primal form and in various situations couples, orgies, anal, girl/girl. Eros offers a tantalizing glimpse of what life could be like in a world totally without sexual hang-ups.