After ten years Alex returns to New York and he heads to Brooklyn Heights, where he had then a turbulent but exciting sexual activity.
In his new work he meets Brenda, an African-American beauty with whom he is immediately dazzled and a torrid romance begins.
However, the old romantic affaires quickly emerge and the man is wrapped in a seductive and voluptuous network impregnated with eroticism with people of both sexes who had been his lovers in the past. Alex believes that he will be able to maintain the balance between the old passions and his relationship with Brenda.
However, he must travel to Buenos Aires for family matters and on the trip back to New York he meets Julieta, a young Chilean girl he falls in love with. This intricate web of affections and instincts immerses him in an emotional labyrinth from which he cannot escape.
Lust has everything that its name promises; is a novel full of strong eroticism that does not avoid thorny issues and will drag you into its sensorial vertigo.
