A janitor is cleaning some offices when he sees a woman step off the elevator on his floor. A few minutes later he finds out why she's there as he passes one office where she's "working"...
The main character is Albert and how he achieves his sexual fantasies. Especially with his mother, sister, stepmother, and stepsister. To accomplish this, he gets mixed up with a crooked sexual therapist and his sidekick. They exploit women and girls for their own satisfaction and profit.
All things must come to an end, and in this fifth installment of the story of the Austrian Baron Wilhelm von Sternburg's transformation of fourteen-year-old American-English sexually desirable boy, Gabriel Beaventon, to serve the baron's business interests as Europe moves toward war in 1935 reaches the point of the baron placing Gabriel in a London male brothel.
Two young brides flee a polygamous cult when the patriarch can't father more children. They don't know what it is the old man can't do, so Frank shows them. Later he bluffs his way in to take the old man's place, and ultimately sets everyone free.
Penniless minor Greek royal, Ari, at 17, has been with and bedded by Lord Reggie for 3 years and sails off with him in "caught doing young teens" exile from England to Casablanca, a major gay male retreat in the 1920s. Reggie abandons Ari in Casablanca, but being a handsome, blond, submissive, European teen in a gay male playground makes what Ari turns to to survive a fairly obvious proposition. He just has to be careful of Moroccan sheikhs who like to kidnap boys like Ari.
Based loosely on the graphic novel by French Artist George Pichard and set in Paris in the year 1893. Madeleine is an adulteress and brazen hussy. Her mother-in-law Fabienne plans to re-educate her and teach her the error of her ways. The story is told from her son's point of view.
I would especially appreciate anyone who is French to provide feedback. I've done a little research about 1890s Paris to try to use terms and places that are authentic to the setting.