Abigail Mac Stars in New Jacky St. James Series, ‘Unfaithful Betrayal’

Montreal, Quebec – Abigail Mac headlines the opening chapter of the new series Unfaithful Betrayal. Directed by Jacky St. Hames, the film comes from Bellesa Films and is distributed exclusively by Mile High Media. Unfaithful Betrayal is available online for streaming and download worldwide.

Mac leads a sexy cast of adult stars in four erotic vignettes of cheating wives and partners. The star-studded cast includes Lena Paul, Kendra Spade, Maya Kendrick, Quinton James, Mick Blue, Seth Gamble and Jake Adams.

“Abigail was an absolute dream on set, with her positivity, humor and complete dedication to her performance,” St. James said. “Fans will see her passion and energy as well as the powerful chemistry of our amazing cast, which is the real driver of this series opener.”

“Unfaithful Betrayal,” opens with a troubled Lena who is convinced that she’s cursed when it comes to sex with the men she dates. Lena confides in Seth that she hasn’t had an orgasm in months. But when a confident Seth tells her that he can break the curse and make her orgasm, she challenges him to try. Next, cheating lovers Abigail and Quinton promise each other yet again “this will be the last time,” as they find themselves together at the end of another night, but when Abigail whispers to him “Go home to your wife,” it’s clear their attraction is too strong.

In scene 3, after originally standing him up out of a mixture of nerves and guilt, Maya finally shows up at Jake’s hotel room. Flustered and unable to go for it and not ready to forget him either, she agrees to just a kiss, but it didn’t end there. Next, Kendra is taking a moment upstairs, bored of the people invited to the big party happening outside, but as she continues to obsess on Mick who is also her sister’s husband, he comes up to her and their mutual attraction can no longer be denied.

If the first installment of vignettes is to be used as a metric, Unfaithful Betrayal shows that the whole cheating spouses theme is still considered consumer-viable in the pornosphere.