Rose For The Stallions (2)

Mystic Mack Peters made a monstrous mistake—he married a junkie with an overboard sex obsession. He moves in with another woman only to find his wife an attractive mistress. His anger and lust surge to astonishing metamorphoses as a satyr while his heart’s truth comes under an extraordinary test. Mack discovers incredible phallic powers. He uncovers a labyrinth of secrets through two clairvoyant dreams, climbing through raging Id action inside a seedy city porn hive to antediluvian soul ecstasies in the woods trying to reclaim his wife as a loving heart.
The story is framed in an intimate letter to a Cali therapist whom he met as a pen pal. Jan’s an aspiring writer enchanted with the myth of Greek goddess Persephone, toting a wild fall down history of her own. The subject drawing them together is a fascination with gangbangs. Mack is a believer in Life Magic and knows the enigmatic Couch Diva may be his idyllic mate—perfect even in her peccadilloes. Why else would they have run into each other ten years before? There is a mysterious resemblance to his own Inner Woman that compels him to make her a risqué entertainment offer—a discreet $150,000 group gig with big love in it—to lure her to Louisiana.
This work belongs to a bold category one might describe as Esoterotica. It pushes for personal meaning renewal through deftly purgatorial soul eyes. Rose is dark social satire jabbing hot with modern complexities. It is spry love heat around hurts—an inspective oneness battling modern compartmentalization. Rose for the Stallions is intended for a sophisticated adult audience. It employs symbolism out of the unconscious, igniting the timeless human soul’s quest for ungodly ecstasies, embracing both radical sex and mystic precepts to fulfill a fantasy uniting two lovers.

Imagine meeting the most extraordinary woman ten years ago and not being able to capitalize on the amorous opportunity. Then, chancing upon her in an e-exchange for lovelorn pals, seeing love’s bounties rise like harvest moons over the newborn correspondence, feeling Providence shining its Life Magic over the relationship, knowing in one’s bones and blood this is the energy one needs to roll the elusive cosmic wheel over. Even if the bandied talk is of risqué sex, do you suppose a man steeped in soulful wondering with great tales to tell might rear up and write the love letter of his life? Perhaps a searing, double-dog-dare-you-with-hair-on-it, glow heat confessional within the telltale leaves of a rolling love letter's cascading story rivers?
Bliss goes big in Mack Peters when he sees the ABCs of Janova Jupiter posted over the web as a tantalizing prelude to striking up intercourse with strangers. She is a lonely divorcee 28 years his junior, but they have met once before and their romantic business is far from finished. Love stories roar from the playful pen of this shaman denizen of the urban love-pain lowlands. Mack Peters is the fierce writer and born mystic with deep love mysteries lodged in his past and a will to find the perfect match of deifying fire, going for the one erotic mate in millions whose package of brains, beauty, and capricious love wits can help bridge the distance between his expansive artist soul and its freeborn Spirit constellations. Jan is the delicious double being of his dreams, anchored strongly in the world yet pining for a profound High Place Deliverance—stroking every fond flourish in her house of risqué fetishes to reclaim the deep releases she knew in her youth burning to go the starry ecstasy caper.
Their minds conjoin fancies in an earthbound passion play of old pleasure wounds. Mack sets out to free them both of consequences of their buried soul hurt by probing. The entwining of personalities reaches taut levels of supernaturally ribald desire and soulful respect, building toward an emotional tsunami that rocks with fantasy.
It follows a key theme of turning our dual earth's world of light and shadow, pleasure and pain, joy and sorrow into a oneness dimension of inexhaustible bliss, that Mack is tracking the Great Cosmic Bear and wants Janova, a crack psychologist and person of successful but unsatisfying station in life, to join him. He must play on her expectations and doubts in a way that lets his dual shtick slip up on her. As the correspondence deepens, he realizes she is a talented soul who has enormous potential to break the barrier between human and trans-human. Mack fires all his prose rockets, out to melt her bliss receptors. The exciting new soul sub-genre is called Esoterotica. This is stinging purgative sex soul art. It aims as much to chill as to thrill.