Love at first sight tenderizes the tough heart of a hard man, a life of prolific seduction suddenly ended, leaving him vulnerable. A tale of heartbreak and its repair. Sort of a modern day western, but not exactly.
A month after Baron Wilhelm von Sternburg forcefully initiated fourteen-year-old American-English tender and ripe Gabriel Beaventon in a Tangiers beach resort cabana (see "Using Gabriel 1: The Baron"), the baron summons Gabriel and his mother to his Austrian Alps chalet for a ski week. He wants Gabriel to help him seal an arms deal depending on the intervention of an Italian bishop with a fetish for young boys. Gabriel complies. But of course the baron wants to do Gabriel again himself too
When fourteen-year-old commercial model Ethan Williams flies out alone to Hollywood from New York to audition for a couple of sit coms, his studio driver, Diego, helps him relieve stress and then decides to give him a little help with the second audition.
A janitor is cleaning some offices when he sees a woman step off the elevator on his floor. A few minutes later he finds out why she's there as he passes one office where she's "working"...
All things must come to an end, and in this fifth installment of the story of the Austrian Baron Wilhelm von Sternburg's transformation of fourteen-year-old American-English sexually desirable boy, Gabriel Beaventon, to serve the baron's business interests as Europe moves toward war in 1935 reaches the point of the baron placing Gabriel in a London male brothel.
Two young brides flee a polygamous cult when the patriarch can't father more children. They don't know what it is the old man can't do, so Frank shows them. Later he bluffs his way in to take the old man's place, and ultimately sets everyone free.