It's lip-locked, labia-lovin' lesbian lust—all served up with a faux-cest twist—in Mike Quasar's The Art of Kissing. Offering up a quartet of stepmother/stepdaughter trysts, each with its own mini-setup, this fine release brings the Sapphic heat in each of its scenes. The cast is certainly stunning, while the camerawork is strong and the settings are both realistic and elegant. Although not the most complex or varied production, it more than accomplishes its goal of delivering the passionate, girl-on-girl goodness from start to finish.  

The highlights include Silvia Saige helping out her smoke-show stepdaughter, Spencer Bradley, by giving the curious young woman lessons in kissing a girl. Of course, it doesn't take long for things to go further—a lot further—as a full-blown lesbian love session ensues. Beautiful.

Also scorching is the Charlotte Sins and Kayla Paige coupling in Kayla's mansion. Charlotte has raced home to console her stepmother—after Kayla's breakup with her father—only to find out that she stepped out on him with another woman. Fortunately, Sins' initial shock turns quickly into opportunity, and it's only moments before the two go at it. A palpably passionate, pussy-infused pairing proceeds ... right there on the sofa. So hot.

Natalie Knight's scene with Rachael Cavalli, in which a shopping trip turns sensual, and Crystal Taylor's romp with Lily Larimar, where unrequited feelings are finally expressed, are no slouches either. The end result?  Another solid release from Quasar and company.