One of the loves that withstands the passage of centuries is that of the Roman emperor Hadrian with the young Antinous.

The narrative "The Waters in Your Eyes" describes the extreme passion and sweeping power of this love.

It follows, through Antinous' memories, the two lovers in their unexpected encounter, in their distant wanderings, in their intoxicating pleasures, in their philosophical quests, in their nocturnal erotic journeys, in the excessive jealousy and destruction that inevitably ensues.

It takes the reader on a journey through the vast Roman Empire: in Bithynia, ancient Rome and ancient Athens, Eleusis and the Great Mysteries, Egypt and the metaphysical silence of the desert, the waters of the Mediterranean and the Nile.

"The Waters in Your Eyes" is a profound erotic confession, a sensual narrative based on historical events.