Gaudensia - P, Vallerina
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Lust is like the wind: unpredictable, impulsive, powerful, mocking our will in the face of it. Its force can carry you away, throw you into unknown territories, overpower you, or even destroy you. You can't subdue it. But you can harness its power, skilfully catching it in your sails. See for yourself how important it is to be a skilled sailor on the sea of your life, where passion drives us, and to be a wise navigator. Only then will your life become an adventure rather than a disaster. The only element that can tame desire is love. This is the story of a group of friends who discover how…mehr

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Lust is like the wind: unpredictable, impulsive, powerful, mocking our will in the face of it. Its force can carry you away, throw you into unknown territories, overpower you, or even destroy you. You can't subdue it. But you can harness its power, skilfully catching it in your sails. See for yourself how important it is to be a skilled sailor on the sea of your life, where passion drives us, and to be a wise navigator. Only then will your life become an adventure rather than a disaster. The only element that can tame desire is love. This is the story of a group of friends who discover how high a price must sometimes be paid to control passion and preserve love. It is a story that reveals the power of our wild and eternal human nature, which disturbs our hearts, rebels against social rules, and yet remains tender and deeply attractive. The design of the dustjacket uses the painting Women by Richard Czerezderecki.
Autorenporträt
Vallerina P. (pseudonym) was born in 1978. The author comes from Poland, from Jawor in Lower Silesia, and currently lives with family in Edinburgh, UK. An accountant by education, a painter, poet, and writer by choice. In 2021, as Ryszard Czerezderecki, he made his debut with a volume of poetry Autoportret m¿odöci (Self-portrait of youth), and a year later the first Polish edition of Gaudensja was published. In erotic novels published under the pseudonym Vallerina P., the author addresses a wide spectrum of moral dilemmas.