When you're Jules Jordan, it's pretty much existence as you know it to wander up to, say, Chanel Preston on a Honolulu beach and within the half-hour have your cock lodged to the hilt up her asshole back in your hotel room. As Woody Allen once put it, boy, if life were only like this.

That's the basic gist of Jules' happy-go-spectacularly-lucky adventures in this excellent follow-up to last year's AVN Award-nominated (for Best Gonzo Release and Best Three-Way Sex Scene - G/G/B) series launcher ... albeit not every scene operates under the pretense of a random, un-staged meeting—which is perfectly fine. What they all do convey, however, is an infectious sense of carefree fun in the tropical sun.

Something else common to each of them but one (the Amia Miley scene) is Jules' craftsman-like landing of a signature pop shot upon the girl's face bisecting it from her forehead straight down the bridge of her nose to her lips. It's quite a talent.

Speaking of Amia Miley, she has quite a talent for grinding her hips atop Jules' schlong, resulting in one of the two most spankable scenes in the production, the other being the opener with spitfire—and 2011 AVN Fresh girl—Abella Anderson. In the case of the latter, she first treats us to some cavorting in the surf of Miami Beach, complete with a little flashing of her magnificent funbags, followed by a teasing shower up in Jules' room, after which she hops onto the bathroom sink and spreads wide for him to finally dive on in.

Back to Chanel Preston for a moment, she's not the only one who gives up her anal cavity to our valiant captain; saucy Kayla Carrera does the same after he accosts her during a stretch break from rollerblading on the South Beach boardwalk. And to close things out, ultra cutie Kim Kennedy, dolled up in adorable pigtails, allows him to accost her vagina in all the standard positions. 

If there's any criticism to be leveled here, it's against several of the girls' opting for colored contacts, which detracts and distracts from their otherwise tantalizing charms.

All told, this is pure gonzo at its finest, and the series is shaping up to be one of the most widely appealing Jules Jordan has ever devised.