Rosemary is the madam of a high-class brothel in Harlem in the 1930s, a place where the cream of New York society can fulfill their fantasies, including such taboos as interracial sex.

Female detective goes to Beverly Hills to investigate the disappearance of an actor. To gather information, she even has sex with the suspects.

A day in the sex lives of a group of employees at a small Los Angeles hospital which is threatened with being closed down.

Kathy Harcourt is not attracted to her husband John anymore. They join several other couples having marital difficulties at the sex clinic of Dr. Jim Matlock, a quaint forest ranch that serves a safe place for them to spend their weekend hideaways and give in to any sexual desires they have.

An eager to please journalist (Bridgette Monet) takes over a steamy advice to the lovelorn column with explosively erotic results. As “Dear Candy,” Bridgette starts to visualize the amorous escapades, much to her excitement-and ours too! First up, a horny teenager’s risky business with an eager call girl turns the boy into a man pronto! Then we see the story of a taboo-laden mother-son relationship, a titillating tale of teenage party habits, the adventures of a lonesome cowpoke who knows how to use his ramrod to its best advantage and finally, a marriage is saved when a frustrated husband discovers a little discipline goes a long way with his wife. Even Bridgette gets into the act when her column becomes a tremendous success. Using her head, the clever girl manages to get a raise from her boss in more ways than one!