Lust At Sea is a steamy, postmodern fiction masterpiece starring its own authors, real-life bestselling erotic novelists Jay Lawrence and Harry Neptune.  Definitely sexy, definately charged with passionate encounters, it is also a tongue in cheek, spoof of popular "whodunnits" of the Agatha Christie genre.  The tale begins in Las Vegas, where our happy authors win a Caribbean cruise under a rather singular set of circumstances, then swiftly moves to an exotic tropical world of sea, sand, sun and sex.  However, Jay and Harry have barely had time to adjust to life on board the good ship Caribbean Conch when a handsome young gigolo is murdered.  The plot thickens as a motley assortment of colourful characters emerge from the woodwork, each with his or her own motive for offing the recently deceased.  And two of those suspects once played a part in Jay and Harry's chequered pasts   Was it Harry's former wife, the lisping romance authoress, Frippery Drippit?  Or did Dunnett, the perpetually pickled ship's doctor, do it?  Maybe it was Miss Loretta Swat, the glamorous blonde TV personality with a very peculiar past.  The tale careers through the steamy, sultry settings of several Caribbean isles, ending up in a wild denouement in which all is revealed, in more ways than one Cover: E. Edmund DeBarquet.