Review by THEOCRAT, May, 2020
It has to be an invisible sun. It gives its heat to everyone. I suppose the master chefs got to be that way partly by experimenting. Not to mention scientists and artists. You throw some elements together in a way that maybe hasn't been done before and you see what happens. If you're lucky, and you have some good help, you end up with The Marriage of Figaro, or an Aston Martin DBS, or anything on the menu at Fig & Olive. Andrea Sugar provided the elements--and Joy and Ana did the rest. Two beautiful, sexy, friendly, fun creatures that together made a new cosmic force. An invisible sun that gave its heat to me for an extraordinary 90 minutes.
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