Publisher's Synopsis
Bogart, Sonya, and Annabel have proven themselves firmly entrenched on the side of the good guys. At least, that is how things seem. In the continued absence of their mistress, Azamaru, Bogart's ability to exploit women's vulnerabilities and win their hearts keeps escalating exponentially--and he wonders why. His romantic exploits upset some husbands, while thrilling their wives and all sorts of other women. As he revels in debauchery with them and most of the women that he had become involved with earlier, three women that consider him their man suffer through an ordeal far away from his playpen--a palace that his mistress and other benefactors provided. In that earthly paradise, one of his favorite ladies endeavors to incorporate his excess of girlfriends into a new type of society largely based on a composite of amazon social structures and ideals. She refers to such as the Circle of Love. Due to Bogart's success at collecting women, his palace begins to become something akin to a gigantic maternity ward. He keeps thinking it might be best just to sneak away and search for his destiny on his own terms. Meanwhile, he discovers secrets that make him question who he is.
