Book review - The Dominant Wives

The Dominant Wives - Eric Stanton

For those who do not know, Eric Stanton drew comics for Irving Klaw and many of his images are iconic examples of the early days of fetish illustration. Amusing, he cared little for the content, but was an excellent artist and portrayed it well.

In this anthology of his most popular works there is a recurring theme of misogynist husband does something to upset wife who proceeds to put him over her knee or invite her friend round to do similar, but repetition isn't always a bad thing! I can't quite figure out why a book going with Dominant Wives for a title would decide to open with Bound in Leather (a tale of submissive females and male dominant partners) but I do have to admit it is one of my favourites of Stanton's work.

For a little piece of history plus some amusing illustrations and plot-lines you could do worse than to get yourself a copy of this book.

Book review - Courting Her

Courting Her by Gregory Allen

“...if her eyes had him captured, her smile enslaved him...” 

"Even during their first encounter, the sexy coed Kimberly has Alex wrapped around her little finger. As one date leads to the next, he’s so smitten with the lovely female that he barely notices her dominant command of their budding relationship. However, when he carelessly puts his feet on the coffee table and fails to remove them when she asks, he gets his rude wake-up call!"

 Since the launch of Kindle there has been a massive surge in easily available e-books dealing with female dominance and erotica. Courting Her is an interesting tale of college girl meets professional boy and from day one has him under her spell. A good read for anyone into tease and denial without all the gory details that much erotica seems to descend into. This one is aimed at both men and women and is told from both character's point of view at times.

A little repetitive in activities, but nonetheless one of the better written FemDom erotic novels I've read in a while.

To buy a copy click here (£4.90 at time of writing)

Light reading

Bought "The Mistress Manual" by Mistress Lorelei recently. My boy's task for tomorrow is take it to the post office so that I can return it for a refund.

Simplistic. Assumes all men are really sissy maids or adult babies at heart and any man who denies he wants to be dressed in women's clothing isn't a real sub. The whole book is about creating theatre, playing a role, writing scripts and acting out fantasies in terms of pyschodrama. Don't even get me started on the sweeping statements about submissive men and what they want. My boy is a submissive man and he didn't want any of it, and more to the point I didn't want him to.

I can honestly say I didn't learn a single thing from this book. Not even one good idea.