Desire and Control #889052

In a future where technology has redefined intimacy, emotions, and power, some women navigate between forbidden passions and unmentionable desires.
Isabelle believed she had a perfect marriage. Until she discovers that her husband's mistress is nothing more than a female android with devastating sensuality. What begins as an erotic game turns into an abyss where she gradually loses control.
Sybil belongs to a coven of witches and possesses a revolutionary neurovisual interface that allows women to explore pleasure like never before. But her past haunts her: she has fled from a couple as charismatic as they are ruthless, Stephan and Sava. However, some chains are harder to break...
Yumiko is an impeccable doctor. Her secret relationship with Juliette is a dark work of art: forbidden photographs, games of domination, and abandonment. But when a message from an old friend reopens a wound that never healed, Yumiko must face what she has always run from.
Between technology and desire, passion and control, how far can you go without losing yourself?
Desire and Control is not a book to read with the expectation of a linear plot or explicit eroticism.
This work seeks to explore the self through desire, taking the reader to a place where the human and the artificial blur, truth crumbles, and consciousness becomes the sole horizon of meaning.
“My body no longer questions whether what I do is rational. It just happens.”
A book that we could describe, without exaggeration, as Anaïs Nin in the age of algorithms.
(Source: Federica Moneri on Medium)