Mr. Supersex meets a "model" at a sleazy photoshooting and the two fall immediately in lust. Or at least that seems to be what happens, because in this series events take place in a disconnected way, both geographically and temporally. Somehow Rocco is back from the US (or not?) and meets a woman so important in his life that he doesn't even bother to know her surname but only her name, Tina. The two have wild sexual encounters (is there any other type in this series?) and then Rocco tells his gay friend that he's obsessed by Tina, so the two of them "escape" to a Greek island, to a derelict house in the middle of the most desolate nowhere one can imagine on a Greek island.
There they have more wild sex and weird conversations without a shred of sequential logic. Possibly the worst dialogues so far. Tina goes from submissive to wildly hysterical and finally she drops the bomb... she's pregnant! OMG! What will Rocco do? He goes to the local village and stares at a local girl, but Tina follows him and they go back to the house. Tina is a stereotypically jealous, unstable woman that would turn any man into a misogynist and not surprisingly she's not pregnant after all.
Having lifted a heavy weight from Rocco's shoulders Tina stay on the island (why?) while Rocco departs alone revealing that they spent 10 months in that forsaken place doing nothing but cavorting and fighting. Was this supposed to be a love story in the author's mind? Because to me it looked like two ill-assorted, selfish people consumed with lust and burning their candle at both ends.
There they have more wild sex and weird conversations without a shred of sequential logic. Possibly the worst dialogues so far. Tina goes from submissive to wildly hysterical and finally she drops the bomb... she's pregnant! OMG! What will Rocco do? He goes to the local village and stares at a local girl, but Tina follows him and they go back to the house. Tina is a stereotypically jealous, unstable woman that would turn any man into a misogynist and not surprisingly she's not pregnant after all.
Having lifted a heavy weight from Rocco's shoulders Tina stay on the island (why?) while Rocco departs alone revealing that they spent 10 months in that forsaken place doing nothing but cavorting and fighting. Was this supposed to be a love story in the author's mind? Because to me it looked like two ill-assorted, selfish people consumed with lust and burning their candle at both ends.
