Tag: fetish

REVIEW: Fear by Kathryn Anne Kingsley

My whole life has been defined by fear. It's what's driven everything I've ever done. It's why I'm a firefighter. It's why I sneak into abandoned buildings. It's why I drive a motorcycle way too fast. Some people might call me reckless, but when I find myself on the edge of disaster, heart pumping, filled … Continue reading REVIEW: Fear by Kathryn Anne Kingsley

REVIEW: Mistress Murder by Mark Ramsden

Susie Godly is many things to many people. Lover, daughter, mother, ex-wife, entrepreneur and - in her guise as Mistress Murder - one of the most in-demand dominatrixes in London. Susie has bought herself a first-class ticket on the hedonism express and shows no sign of slowing down for anyone or anything. Yes, her marriage … Continue reading REVIEW: Mistress Murder by Mark Ramsden

REVIEW: Story of the Eye by Georges Bataille

Bataille’s first novel, published under the pseudonym ‘Lord Auch’, is still his most notorious work. In this explicit pornographic fantasy, the young male narrator and his lovers Simone and Marcelle embark on a sexual quest involving sadism, torture, orgies, madness and defilement, culminating in a final act of transgression. Shocking and sacreligious, Story of the … Continue reading REVIEW: Story of the Eye by Georges Bataille

REVIEW: Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke by Eric LaRocca

Sadomasochism. Obsession. Death. A whirlpool of darkness churns at the heart of a macabre ballet between two lonely young women in an internet chat room in the early 2000s -- a darkness that threatens to forever transform them once they finally succumb to their most horrific desires. What have you done today to deserve your … Continue reading REVIEW: Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke by Eric LaRocca

REVIEW: Australian Holiday by Harrison Warwick

Smug American Jason thought that his blind date with the comely Aussie Amanda would lead to fun down under. After all, they share common interests in mild BDSM, and plan a not-so-mild kidnapping scenario. Dominance and submission is based on trust, Jason reasonably believed, but a humbling experience with Amanda will soon devolve into a … Continue reading REVIEW: Australian Holiday by Harrison Warwick

REVIEW: Her Stepbrothers are Dragons by Trinity Blacio

Holly Brewner knew she had a problem with Christmas Eve, but she thought her way of celebrating was better anyway. Twelve days of gifts and on Christmas Day, the big one. Her father and she had celebrated every year like this, but this year was going to be different. This year she had a new … Continue reading REVIEW: Her Stepbrothers are Dragons by Trinity Blacio

REVIEW: Deeper into the Woods by Not Poignant

Once, in the realm of the fae, a Seelie War General - Gwyn ap Nudd - committed a terrible crime, and went to the most unlikely of places for assistance; the home of an Unseelie waterhorse he’d never met before, for a most unconventional form of healing.Warnings: Dubcon, non SSC BDSM, violence, mentions of abuse, … Continue reading REVIEW: Deeper into the Woods by Not Poignant

REVIEW: Derik’s Luck by t’Sade

Derik was many things: a connoisseur of women, a highly-ranked thief, a specialist at stealing from mages, and a lover of a comfortable life. He also wasn't the smartest man in the city and he made more than a few poor decisions along the way. The biggest was not repaying the local crime lord the … Continue reading REVIEW: Derik’s Luck by t’Sade

REVIEW: Mystery’s Afoot by Carmen Longacre

Cathryn Leander is a private investigator who dreams of living up to great-grandmother, Alice Proudfoot, LA's female PI. The beautiful Rebecca Mayes steps into Cathryn's office on immaculately-pedicured toes and offers Cathryn just the juicy case she's been hoping for: Rebecca's 23-year-old sister Kayla has been brainwashed by a foot fetish pornography studio, and is … Continue reading REVIEW: Mystery’s Afoot by Carmen Longacre

REVIEW: Sorcha’s Story by Samuel Z Jones

While on a diplomatic mission to neghbouring Daricia, a young Silvan envoy is kidnapped and forced to join the harem of the rebel warlord Odacon Karmensis. Raised in militantly religious Silveneir, Sorcha must adjust to now being trained and used as a sex slave. But Odacon has darker plans for Sorcha and all his captive … Continue reading REVIEW: Sorcha’s Story by Samuel Z Jones