A lot of stuff happens very quickly as this feature begins: A man (Pascal White) has an argument with a woman (Sensual Jane) in a high-ceilinged drawing room; Jane calls another man standing outside a chateau, and he tells her to "Do what's needed"; White calls a dominatrix (Nikita Bellucci) from his car; the man outside the chateau tells Mina Sauvage, standing nearly naked next to him, "You're going to be my hare. I'm giving you a two-minute head start. Run!" And as she runs off, he strips to the waist and gives chase as a camera watches them from aloft. Elapsed time: five minutes.

White hooks up with Bellucci the dominatrix that night, and is found dead in the same room the next morning. Cut to two girls and a guy we haven’t seen before hooking up in bed, after which one of the girls (Cara St. Germain) answers the door to learn that her father died the night before. On further investigation St. Germain finds that he died in "a sex game gone wrong," so she visits Bellucci—now a suspect—in prison to learn more about what happened. Bellucci tells St. Germain that when she woke up the next morning, White was dead: "I was betrayed. The Brotherhood betrayed me."

St. Germain bails Bellucci out and learns more about The Brotherhood, a BDSM club with a side of corruption and murder. "No one can break the pact," Bellucci tells St. Germain over cocktails at a BDSM club. "There are a lot of powerful people involved." The club offers open sexuality for viewing and participating, and St. Germain joins in, jerking off Max Casanova in exchange for information about The Brotherhood. The information leads them to the Alps, where Bellucci doms Anissa Kate, and St. Germain gets acquainted with Ricky Mancini and Rico Simmons before they start trading off, and St. Germain and Bellucci get directions to The Brotherhood's chateau, where the plot all comes together.

As usual with a Dorcel feature, a bare-bones plot is presented with high production value and luxurious Euro-locations, featuring mostly surgically-unaltered performers. Condom use throughout, making the sex seem even more casual.