Serving Rebecca

Erotic Stories of Domination and Submission Book 4 · 1001 Nights Press
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Serving Rebecca contains two femdom stories from acclaimed BDSM author James Wood.

The title story, Serving Rebecca, is the story of Martin, whose own diary describes him thus: 

 An ordinary man in an ordinary suburb in an ordinary town called Grand Falls. I have a car and a job, and a mortgage to pay, and a wife that I love and who loves me. 

Martin's beautiful wife Rebecca, though--and the demands she makes of her submissive husband--are anything but ordinary.

The Abduction of Sam is the tale of a home builder who didn't read the fine print. His contract with his latest client promises more than he has ever given before--as Sam discovers when he wakes up drugged, stripped, and caged.

What other "performance clauses" did he miss? Can he get out of them?

Does he even want to?

Contains material that is not suitable for minors--but is majorly arousing for consenting adults.

Serving Rebecca contains two femdom stories from acclaimed BDSM author James Wood. The title story, Serving Rebecca, is the story of Martin, whose own diary describes him thus: An ordinary man in an ordinary suburb in an ordinary town called Grand Falls. I have a car and a job, and a mortgage t...

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British-born author James Wood spins sensuous taboo tales. Themes of domination and submission predominate - of hands on legs and garter straps and ladies bound in silk.

British-born author James Wood spins sensuous taboo tales. Themes of domination and submission predominate - of hands on legs and garter straps and ladies bound in silk.

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