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In Black Owned 2: Society Slaves, Mistress Rebecca puts her plans for more domination into action by enslaving three society ladies. Cynthia, Anne and Loraine have no idea of their impending downfall and submission to the evil Mistress Rebecca, but soon learn to obey and serve. From country club lunches to being serving maids and party favors for Rebecca and her friends, the society ladies learn what it means to be black owned.

In The Breaking Cage, Dominatrix Karin Calloway introduces new friend Joanna Barnes to the delights and conveniences of having a slave-husband. Karin used her infamous Breaking Cage to turn Joanna's husband Gary into the chastised, feminized, sissy-cuck Donna. Joanna learned the delights of other lovers as sissy Donna learned to serve, obey and endure humiliations and torments.

Dedicated scientist Laura Manning's IQ is off the charts. But beneath her pristine white lab coat is a curvaceous body that craves satisfaction. And it's hard keeping her mind on the experiment and off what's under the lab coat of her research partner, Jay Cutler, whom she's working with to develop a libido suppressant for a society gone sex mad - especially when Jay offers to act as a human guinea pig.

To My Listeners: 2014 saw a much-needed update and reorganization of my website. To that end, much of the content that occupied it was removed. While I did enjoy the role playing with many of my sweet gurls in the Smythe Domination Ltd. and Sissy School parts of the website, it became too tedious to keep it updated. All is not lost, however.

Most 15-year-old girls usually only worry about what clothes to wear, but not Erin Tait. Erin just has to try not to set fire to anything. Easier said than done when she can't control it.

Set in the most magical parts of Manhattan - the Upper West Side, Central Park, Greenwich Village - The Ramblers explores the lives of three lost souls bound together by friendship and family. During the course of one fateful Thanksgiving week, a time when emotions run high and being with family can be a mixed blessing, Rowley's sharply defined characters explore the moments when decisions are deliberately made, choices accepted, and pasts reconciled.

What if you had a simple set of tools that could give you everything you want?

In this life-changing book you will learn: a step-by-step process for creating the relationship of your dreams, the importance of visualization and self-exploration, how to make a plan that works, how letting go of control can get you more of what you want, how to stop sabotaging your relationships by asking the WRONG questions, a powerful communication tool for preventing conflict and improving all of your relationships, the truth about honesty, the gifts of gratitude.

Are you tired of so-called professionals giving you nothing but a bunch of theories, studies, and incomprehensible psycho-babble? Want an easy-to-read book written by regular people just like you? We are not psychologists, we are relationship specialists. The examples we use in this book are from our own experience in our own relationships. This seven-step process has worked for us, it has worked for others, and it can work for you too! This is not just another book that tells you how someone else achieved results, gets you all charged up and then leaves you to fend for yourself in the real world.

We walk you through the step-by-step process that we used, and we teach you how to do it for yourself. At the end of each chapter, you will find writing exercises and action steps to move you through the process and keep you on track.

In The Seven Steps to Successful Relationships, you'll find answers to your most common questions about relationships, from finding a mate, to saving a marriage, to communicating more effectively at work.

Keith and Maura have developed practical and powerful tools for creating relationships that work.

--John Gray, Ph.D., Author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus

Who needs a man when you have a pint of fresh Wisconsin ice cream and full access to Cary Grant on The Movie Channel? That's what second-grade teacher and MGM-devotee Caitlin Walsh believes. After being left at the altar by her ambitious rat of an ex-fiancé, Cait has rededicated her life to her students and to the citizens of small-town Ridgewood Grove.

Bad Girlz takes listeners into the mysterious and often dangerous lives of young women who turn to the streets and strip clubs as a means of survival. These are girls who, along the way, suffer bad breaks and find themselves ripe for exploitation by men and women who pretend to be their saviors. Tender and Goldie are taken under wing by Kat, a veteran stripper who enjoys the life and the risks she must take to stay in the mix of the sex trade.

Rob and Elizabeth may have grown up practically next door to each other, but they have nothing in common. Elizabeth "Please Don't Call Me Lizzy" Daniels is a small-town Wisconsin girl at heart. Shy and inexperienced at love, the frizzy-haired dessert cookbook writer resides in her quaint hometown of Wilmington Bay, stutters painfully when nervous and is only comfortable with her laptop and her tiny circle of cooking pals.

"The road," Kerouac wrote, "is life," and the women in these three stories hit the road looking for fuller, richer lives than the ones they have at home. One flies to Ireland to land a husband; one, who hoped to find shelter in paradise, realizes her journey isn't over; and one loses a lover, a friend, and a few precious illusions about herself as she drives across America.

The friendship of two tightly knit New York City couples whose bond isn't quite what it seems threatens to unravel after the publication of a story in a well-known literary magazine that bears a strange resemblance to their real life. This wry, urban novelette blurs the lines between love and lust, loyalty and betrayal, laying bare the power of literature to expose parts of ourselves we may not want to see. Christine Benvenuto oh-so-lightly pokes fun at Manhattan's privileged class, and her observations are all the more biting for their subtlety.

Socrates is a burrowing spider with a very big secret. No one knows his secret until he has a conversation with a little beetle. Will Socrates ever tell his secret? Will he ever find a friend?

When we meet Shalem, a young woman in her late 30s, she is enduring small talk at a cocktail party hosted by one of her husband's colleagues. One talks about her breast milk and her twins; another frets about the matronly ass of his girlfriend. Shalem has arrived at the age of no longer young but not old and balancing the in-between. What she wears isn't cool. What she thinks isn't cool.

In Nest. Flight. Sky: On Love and Loss, One Wing at a Time, award-winning memoirist Beth Kephart returns to the form for the first time in years to reckon with the loss of her mother and a slow-growing but soon inescapable obsession with birds and flight. Kephart finds herself drawn to the startle of the winter finch, the quick pulse of hummingbirds, and the hungry circling of hawks. She discovers birds in the stories she tells and the novels she writes.

I am often jotting down ideas in notebooks, pieces of paper, and on my computer. Sometimes they are complete scenes, other times simply ideas or notes. Some find their way, in whole or in part, into my longer published works. Others languish, waiting their unveiling to the general public. I have decided to gather a selection of these and aggregate them into this collection.

The perfect romance for any holiday or for when you just need one. Get caught up in this sexy romance that's told over a year of holidays. Shannon Quinn is the small-town girl who runs Holiday Quinn--a holiday-themed inn/resort based in scenic Door County, Wisconsin. One winter evening a wealthy Minneapolis businessman, Bram Hartwick, blows into town along with the fast-falling snow.

Female Domination - Short Stories: Vol I is the first short story anthology from erotic author Constance Pennington Smythe. This work contains six short stories of chastity, cuckolding, giantesses, and more; all with the themes of Female Domination and male submission.

Although most famous for her bestselling fiction, including Fear of Flying and Any Woman's Blues, Erica Jong started her publishing career as a poet. The celebrated author enjoys an international reputation for her verse. An essential collection of poetry, Becoming Light includes early poems previously uncollected in book form, selections from her previous books, and many new poems. Erica Jong's poetry exhibits her rare gifts for inventiveness, wit, vigor, honesty, and accessibility. Critics have generously praised Jong's unique poetic voice.

Sawyer Dodd is a star athlete, a straight-A student, and the envy of every other girl who wants to date Kevin Anderson. When Kevin dies in a tragic car crash, Sawyer is stunned. Then she opens her locker to find a note: "You're welcome".