With a cast of 17 lads behind closed doors and a hunky priest, education is the last thing on their minds! Testosterone runs high in the dormitory, gym and in the catacombs, ending in a frenzy of debauchery late at night.....

They have the passion, the obsession and the fever... The more I get the better, send my way as many men as possible! It's an addiction!

We find ourselves again in the notoriously tough jail of TAHALA PRISON in Sidi-al Alama for this second episode of Legionnaires. The cell once occupied by the infamous Captain Sam Griffiths, guilty of sexual misconduct with the lithe and attractive Giovanni Carreras, is now occupied by Major Frank Lee. The prison is still vibrating to the sounds of copulating and masturbating inmates. Behind a loose stone rests the hidden journal of Captain Sam Griffiths. The action takes us from the moment of 9th April 2001 when the camp of Souk-El-Had is dismantled and Captain Sam Griffiths sent with a fresh group of mean recruits to the camp of Cataraghiu in Corsica.

From the notorius military jail of Sidi-al-Alama, Captain Sam Griffiths recalls his downfall. six months earlier at Soux-el-Had, a post remembered by many legionnaires for its relentless heat, Captain Sam Griffiths was again in command. He has trained many tough men in his remote and exotic camp. This time is not to be any different. That is until the arrival of a young new recruit, Giovanni Carreras. Kept awake by the constant grunts of lust emanating from the opposite cell where two other military prisoners mount each other endlessly, Sam Griffiths remembers the jolt of desire he felt that early morning in Spring when Giovanni first came out of the baracks. Watching his men he knew that they too, were completely under the spell.

In Lust & Betrayal, hunky Mauricio leaves his small village in the Italian countryside hills of Tuscany, but promises to send for his lover, the equally hunky Paolo, as soon as he is settled in London with a place to stay and a good job. Mauricio finds a job and puts Paulo off, prompting Paolo to write asking if he's been forgotten about. Paolo pines for his lover and reminisces about the good times they had.