Overview

The seething passions that lurk within many individuals are often hidden beneath a veneer of normalcy, exposed only under extremely tempting conditions. The woman who, after a few drinks at a party, takes on all corners, male and female alike. The man, who, during a strip show at a stag party, climbs up on stage with the girl and performs with her in front of his friends. The couple who surreptitiously join the neighborhood mateswappers. And then there are people like Ginny McRae and Rhea Evans, just two of the college girls who play a part in this novel. These coeds belong to that rare group of individuals who are completely devoid of ambitions where sex is concerned. Indeed, they so fully believe in the principles of free love and physical gratification, that they have even organized themselves into a club they call the Sorority for Sex. Yet despite the fact that their behavior is considered shocking and disgusting by many of those around them, these girls are kind and loving persons, girls who simply savor life to its fullest and who would never dream of hurting other human beings. So who is to say their actions are immoral or perverted? How can people with only love in their souls be called bad? Timely questions.