Adam and Eve were bonded with lust and enjoyed each others naked bodies with God looking on until they ate the forbidden fruit. They were banished. God made coats of skin for them. The theologians inferred that lust was evil and nudity a sin.Love is the first spark of lust. This spiritual element of human nature cannot be vanquished by man-made morality.The author chooses Marilyn and Paul as protagonists to tell this interesting story to advance his philosophy.The book recounts the amorous and business adventures of a young Pole who arrives in England after the World War. He falls in love with Dorothy but his American employer, Marilyn, heiress of a big conglomerate transfers him to New York. During her voyage in Queen Mary she discovers the cult of lust and bodily love which she credits to holy inspiration.Preserving the divine gift of lust is top priority. She infers that lust has been reviled so long that enjoying human body produces guilt and psychological tensions. She and Paul base their relations on pure lust and their unforgettable nights of many splendored sex go beyond all social and moral laws allow.They put lust first. Everything else follows. Paul learns business and becomes an expert. He becomes rich and powerful. He is heartbroken at Marilyn's death. He falls ill and takes a long time to recover. The two were so united in lust that they had the unique feeling of sameness.Paul starts his own company and learns all the loopholes of globalization. He establishes a bank in Cayman and prepares to go for Russian oil. He registers a company and makes a splendid office. He helps and shares in launching TV stations. He builds his connections through Igor and a charming lusty girl Katrina. He falls in love with her and both are bonded by the same strong lust that existed between him and Marilyn. He finally buys a sizable share of a big oil company by Katrina's help. He marries her and returns with the oil deal to New York. He becomes a politician and is elected a senator.