Joaquim Caioã

The author is a lawyer from that beautiful country called Portugal, but for reasons unknown to reason itself, he embarked on literary writing, which he transformed into a passion and even a "modus vivendi," which he has never ceased to pursue with zeal. In this vein, he has already produced a dozen literary works, whose themes range from eroticism to romance, passing through intrigue and mystery, and even crime. The work now presented deals with the appeal that a woman and a man, without any fear of shocking the most puritanical society, exert on each other in an almost ferocious way in the pursuit of achieving sexual ecstasy, whenever they so desire, despite carefully calculating the distances between what is sex and what is not sex; that is, sex achieved by the force of muscles or viperous words. No! Love is pure when its materialization through sex is achieved in the union of two souls that exalt each other to infinity, and there will never be a lack of aesthetics in the act, but there will never be a violation of the ethics that society imposes on us.