Wrote A wicked Web in 2005 and it tells the tale of Jim Daly.

Jim was a rogue who specialised in the seduction of young innocent girls and many a wealthy father paid him to vanish after the daughter wnats to marry the rogue.

 After a forced exit to London, he embarks on a bigger hunt – the seduction and marriage of heiress Kitty Barrowclough.

However, things do not work out exactly as Jim planned.

 Oh what a wicked web we weave… An exquisite tale of domination, tease and denial to be enjoyed slowly – very slowly.  (36,299 words)

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Compton Gentlemens Club.

‘Here you are, Guv.’

The taxi-driver turned in his seat and looked back at his passenger who was peering out the vehicles side window at the plain building. Continue reading »

Carl Larkin inherited his late father’s fortune and business, much to his stepsister’s chagrin. Tracey accuses Carl of switching their father’s will but Carl refuses to acknowledge anything. His wife Robyn, Tracey and even his assistant Pamela have problems with Carl so they send for the fix-it person. Wynona! A tale of mind control, female domination, chastity, oral service, humiliation and, finally, redemption.
(27,531 words)

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Chapter One: A Summer Garden Party

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‘Who is that?’ I asked my wife.

My wife peered down the lawn at the direction of my finger and looked at the small group of garden party guests. Continue reading »

Cuckold Reality is now available.

Synopsis: Cuckold Reality – a love story! Roxanne and Gordon have been married for many years and Gordon had often asked (sometimes demanded) that Roxanne take control and help him live the kinky fantasies he has always dreamed of.
And so, for his birthday, Gordon gets what he had wanted!
Reality can be such a bitch and, as Gordon discovers, so can Roxanne!
(36,204 words)

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I admit that I had asked Roxanne, my wife, many times to take our mild BDSM play a little further. Continue reading »

Rick Lundeen illustrated the comic book Perfect Strangers, under the name Emil.

Perfect Strangers was born from a collaboration between Rick Lundeen  and myself. I am extremely proud of the end result and  am in awe of Rick’s talents.
Using my most persuasive skills *smile*, I managed to corner the busy Rick for a small conversation about his work and life. Continue reading »

Written in 2004, Kryztal was somewhat of an experiment as it is predominately male domination!

Strange, eh? The idea came to me but it was impossible to write it as a female domination so thought I would try my hand at M/f.

The first part was published in various story sites and the response was quite good. So, I published the complete story of Kyztal.

It is a little rough in places as it was written over six years ago and I like to think I have improved.

Every now and again, I get the urge to rewrite some of the old stories with the experience and writing skills I have now.

That feeling soon passes as I know I would be horribly bored rewriting old material!

Anyway, here is the first part of Kyztal. Continue reading »

A new FemDom novel that will be published quite soon.

Synopsis: Sadie and Ethan have a problem. Ethan is submissive and wants to play sexual games that Sadie thinks is “abnormal”. Sadie insist that Ethan visit a counsellor and both agree to discuss their problems during therapy.
Doctor Jamison suggests a radical plan – a weekend away where Ethan experiences all his fantasies – a taste or reality, Doctor Jamison suggests, may just “cure” Ethan.
Reluctantly, Sadie agrees to go along with the startling therapy!
(24,007 words)

Therapy.

Sadie looked around the waiting room and admired Doctor Jamison’s quiet style. The decor could only be described as subdued but elegant.

There were no other patients in the waiting room. It was one of Doctor Jamison’s trademarks that none of her patients met another patient. Sadie was glad of that as curious eyes would make the experience even more difficult.

Perhaps Doctor Jamison understood that and arranged for her patient times so they were always spread out. This enabled Doctor Jamison to spend a fruitful time with her patient and the patient could relax, knowing they would not meet a waiting client when they left.

Sadie knew the waiting room was the “front” entrance and when she left, she would do so by exiting a different way.

She admired Doctor Jamison’s efficiency.

The door to Doctor Jamison’s suite opened and Deborah Jamison smiled at Sadie. Continue reading »

Maid to Serve

First published in 2006, Maid to Serve was another lesbian domination book but written in a historical setting. The history does not play a large part but it was fun to write.

It is 1940 and Jane Dash is down on her luck and desperate to find employment while her husband is flying missions for the RAF. At last, she finds work as a maid at Lady Cummings house, under the supervision of Miss Barrington, the housekeeper who rules the house and everyone in it with an iron fist. Jane falls into Miss Barrington’s web and is controlled and humiliated by the relentless housekeeper. While the London Blitz rages around them, Jane falls deeper and deeper into sexual servitude.

1. July 1940

I became Mrs Johnny Dash in May 1940.

It was at a party in London that I had first met Johnny and I had spied him across the room immediately. Continue reading »

It seems hard to believe but this book was first published in 2007! Suppose I have been writing for a while now! The number of books within the bookshop testify to that!

The story of a young woman seduced by the exotic and erotic delights of a big city are common but this one has some small differences. Enjoyed writing this novel as Mrs Venables was actually modelled on someone I knew from a distance.

Of course, the character was exaggerated but there was an element of her real character within the story.

My lesbian FemDom novels are popular with a small and shall I say, discerning audience? There are always pleas to write a new one and, perhaps, I will oblige soon.

Perhaps my reluctance stems from the fact that my writing career began with lesbian stories and don’t know if I can do anything new in that genre without focussing purely on lesbian romance. Continue reading »

Second Chance was published in 2006 and was a transgender romance novel of a slightly differernt style that I usually write, as it contained not only the morphing of gender but a little age regression as well. Sometimes, I sneak other themes into these books and this one was a light discussion as to what actually makes a family.

The plot is very simple.

Steve Morrissey, infected with a virus, becomes the target of some unscrupulous people as well as the government while the manufactured disease works its changes on him.“Second Chance” is a transgender adventure story that highlights questions of identity, family, friends and love.

The first chapter of this rather long book is here.

And here is part of the second chapter.

02: There were bees in my ears,  buzzing around – somewhere – and I was warm.

Darkness but mellow, tinged with a yellow light. Continue reading »

Leon’s wife, Madge is obscenely wealthy and very jealous. Their relationship has faltered badly and Leon flirts with his assistant but Madge with the help of her gay pal friend, Joshua, unveils an elaborate scheme of revenge involving mind control.
Mainly F/m, this has elements of extreme FemDom involving modification, humiliation and some M/m. (37,146 words)

Betrayed

Chapter 1: Falling

‘Leon,’ my secretary called, ‘your wife is on line one.’

‘Tell her I’ll call her back, Janice.’

‘I can’t do that, Leon,’ Janice said with her hand over the mouthpiece. ‘She owns the business!’ Continue reading »

Wrote A Woman Scorned in 2007 and it has a certain popularity amongst those readers that enjoy a little mind control with their female domination fiction!
If I recall correctly, I had fun writing it.

Here is a small part of the story after George has dumped Eva in a crowded restaurant. Unfortunately for George, after the break up, Eva wants revenge!
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned!

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I woke with a splitting headache and the wine bottle empty. Continue reading »

This began as just an idea for one book but soon snowballed into the longest series I have written. In all, including the bonus volume,  there are 13 books in the Modern Slavery series. It took a while to write. The first book was published in 2008 while the final volume was released in 2009.

This was quite extreme with body modification and harsh female domination as Aaron progresses through the slave system. The aim was for the reader to exist within Aaron’s head as he suffers all forms of unspeakable cruelty and humilation.

 This series was also quite popular at the time of publication and there is still a great deal of interest. The complete series is displayed here.

And here is the preview of Modern Slavery, Volume 1.

Prologue.

Once, I had a normal life.

I don’t try to think about it too often as it overwhelms me, reminds me of what I have lost. It is just the past that I have sadly left behind. Continue reading »

A popular novella! Milked (2007), is breezy tale of humiliation and control – mostly humiliation.

It borders on cruelty but delivers in a short novella. The plot, such as it is, is quite simple.

After being married for four years, Kayla suddenly takes the balance of power from Tony and their relationship changes dramatically. Soon, Tony is completely under her spell and completely dominated by his wife’s new found power.

 Here is a taste.

Milked!

‘Darling,’ I asked nervously, ‘darling…’

My wife lifted her head from the magazine and peered at me over the rim of her glasses.

‘Yes, darling?’ Continue reading »

Must admit, love writing stories with a historical background. Somehow, it is easier to do that in the transgender stories than the FemDom. Not really sure why, although have written one FemDom lesbian novel set in WWII.

The “Alchemy Universe” was created for the first book in the Alchemy series, Royal Alchemy (2006). That novel was set in England 1913, in an alternative Earth where things were achingly familiar but also very different.

King Rudolph, a Tudor, is still on the English throne, the American War of Independence did not occur and neither did Bismarck’s Prussia.

The sprawling British Empire includes Canada, which stretches from the Artic to the Mexican border, India (which includes Pakistan and Sri Lanka), Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and many parts of Africa.

England is a superpower and only the Austrian-Hungarian Empire with its spread over much of Europe, Africa and parts of Asia, rivals its strength and military forces.

In this parallel world, alchemy – the power to transmute metals and flesh – is a skill used by the alchemists who once occupied privileged positions in the royal courts.

Royal Alchemy established this universe and had intentions of not revisiting but, due to popular demand and my own curiosity, Alchemy Discovered (2007) was written.

It is not vital to read Royal Alchemy before reading this novel. However, reading Royal Alchemy would enhance the experience as many of the characters of the first novel appear in Alchemy Discovered. Continue reading »