Antrews continues this theme in that even better book Submissions Antrews' other bdsm novels include Rogues' Gallery which is a nice tale of a couple discovering the joys of bdsm together and Legacies in which he tries his hand at a male-dominant novel. 

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Taken with the beauty and fine manners of a young boy, a wealthy man invites him home only to find that "Frank" is actually a woman--a surprisingly adept woman with many hidden charms.

Synopsis
An erotic and delightful Victorian novel of hidden sexuality and erotic escapades, first published in England in 1902. The narrator of the story, a wealthy young man, takes a youth under his wing, only to discover later that "Frank" is actually a young woman of surpassing charms. Reissue.

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Average Customer Review: Number of Reviews: 7

A reader from Chicago , October 19, 1998
Mumbo Jumbo (personality switches) and then some......
I like to think I have an open mind about anything and sometimes that's a dangerous thing because some of us who truly believe we are open are in fact the most closed. All that withstanding on just the merits of a good storyline the book is mediocre. It's disjointed style makes it hard to stay interested. The main character of Doc is not given a soul for which we (the reader) should care about until the last few pages. Kind of late isn't it? Also Fluff, for all her bad and good virtures, miraculously becomes some sort of Angel that Doc just doesn't appreciate. Well I didn't appreciate the character switch. All the sex is violent so if you like that sort of thing have at it but to be honest I was expecting more than the few scenes doled out by Pat. I'll tell you that the sex was the least of this book's problems. If you just like futuristic hooey with a twist then read this book.

Lupe Wolf from Minnesota , August 26, 1998
An adventure worth revisiting.
I have read this book at least 8 times, usually around the winter soltice. I find it invigorating, for - even though the title labels it a dystopia - it lays bare the essence of our human experience right now: how to make the best of what we have. Many dystopias leave you depressed, but even though this book is set in a future where the society, and the land, are in much worse shape than we see it now, everyone is doing their part to follow what they find important. For some it is a spirituality based on the earth's cycles and basic physical reality, for others it is following their hedonistic desires and satisfying those of others. These two groups are the main ones in the book, and Califia's immediacy of style make it seem like she's been there and is sharing with you what she saw and heard. Also, because the main topic is human relationships and how they are just or unjust, the setting is peripheral. This is a novel of human karma, instant karma, set against the background of deities. But the human volitions reflect the cycles of nature, and for me this book is so satisfying because it brings the scope of birth, struggle, pleasure, sacrifice, and death into immediate and intimate perspective thru the interactions of the characters.

I'm getting a little heady here because it's pointless to describe any details in such a small space. Every time I reread Doc & Fluff I feel like my battery has been recharged, that I can continue my life, with all its small and large problems, powered by the knowledge that it all does count towards something. And this keeps me coming back.

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. Antrews continues this theme in that even better book Submissions Antrews' other bdsm novels include Rogues' Gallery which is a nice tale of a couple discovering the joys of bdsm together and Legacies in which he tries his hand at a male-dominant novel. 

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Average Customer Review: Number of Reviews: 7

A reader from Chicago , October 19, 1998
Mumbo Jumbo (personality switches) and then some......
I like to think I have an open mind about anything and sometimes that's a dangerous thing because some of us who truly believe we are open are in fact the most closed. All that withstanding on just the merits of a good storyline the book is mediocre. It's disjointed style makes it hard to stay interested. The main character of Doc is not given a soul for which we (the reader) should care about until the last few pages. Kind of late isn't it? Also Fluff, for all her bad and good virtures, miraculously becomes some sort of Angel that Doc just doesn't appreciate. Well I didn't appreciate the character switch. All the sex is violent so if you like that sort of thing have at it but to be honest I was expecting more than the few scenes doled out by Pat. I'll tell you that the sex was the least of this book's problems. If you just like futuristic hooey with a twist then read this book.

Lupe Wolf from Minnesota , August 26, 1998
An adventure worth revisiting.
I have read this book at least 8 times, usually around the winter soltice. I find it invigorating, for - even though the title labels it a dystopia - it lays bare the essence of our human experience right now: how to make the best of what we have. Many dystopias leave you depressed, but even though this book is set in a future where the society, and the land, are in much worse shape than we see it now, everyone is doing their part to follow what they find important. For some it is a spirituality based on the earth's cycles and basic physical reality, for others it is following their hedonistic desires and satisfying those of others. These two groups are the main ones in the book, and Califia's immediacy of style make it seem like she's been there and is sharing with you what she saw and heard. Also, because the main topic is human relationships and how they are just or unjust, the setting is peripheral. This is a novel of human karma, instant karma, set against the background of deities. But the human volitions reflect the cycles of nature, and for me this book is so satisfying because it brings the scope of birth, struggle, pleasure, sacrifice, and death into immediate and intimate perspective thru the interactions of the characters.

I'm getting a little heady here because it's pointless to describe any details in such a small space. Every time I reread Doc & Fluff I feel like my battery has been recharged, that I can continue my life, with all its small and large problems, powered by the knowledge that it all does count towards something. And this keeps me coming back.

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Book Description
In a small New England village, four women learn how erotic submission can be. Laura's handsome husband is terribly strict, forcing her to rebel. Damaris is taken in hand by the seductive Detective Flagg. Susan begins her freshman year in college by embarking on a sensuous odyssey with two charming older men. And Marguerite must choose between a life of dreamy submission or a reign as sex goddess.

Synopsis
In a small New England village, four spirited young women explore the romance of discipline with their lovers. Laura's husband leaves her no choice but to rebel; Damaris is a bad girl until a detective takes her in hand; Susan begins her freshman year at college with affairs with two older men; and Marguerite is torn between remaining submissive or becoming a goddess. Original.

Excerpted from Shadow Lane by Eve Howard. Copyright © 1995. Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved
"Look, let me explain something to you, little one, there are all sorts of spankings. Some of them hurt a lot and some hardly hurt at all. I happen to be an expert in administering what are called erotic spankings. Now if I give you my word that I'll only spank you in a way that will arouse you without making you kick, scream or cry, will you trust me enough to submit?"

The concept was a new one on Laura, but she liked the way Hugo's arms felt about her. She liked the way he smelled and the comforting firmness of his chest to lean upon. He had always been rather sarcastic with her, when he was not being overtly wolfish. This was a different Hugo and she was in fact, inspired to trust him. "Okay," she told him.

The women's stories continue in: 

Shadow Lane II: Return to Random Point 
Shadow Lane III: The Romance of Discipline 
Shadow Lane IV: Chronicles of Random Point 
Shadow Lane V: The Spanking Persuasion 

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A shockingly sensual reinterpretation of Sheridan LeFanu's notorious chiller. Captivated by the portrait of a beautiful woman, a young man finds himself becoming gradually obsessed with her remarkable story. Little by little, he uncovers the many blasphemies and debaucheries with which the beauteous Laura filled her hourseven as a hungry, otherworldly presence began feasting upon her.

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Average Customer Review: Number of Reviews: 1

A reader from Auburn, Alabama , May 17, 1999
Disappointing
Anyone familiar with the Carmilla story already knows it involves a beautiful female vampire aiming her sights on the pretty daughter of the local squire --- pretty sexy stuff! But Amarantha Knight wants to jazz it up, which is fine. The two girls engage in some hot dominance & submission, with spankings and lesbian sex --- I'm all for it! But WHY does the author then feel compelled to add everybody else in the household?!! The father, the neighbors, the visitors from Ohio, the local sock merchant, etc. etc. etc. Eventually, it just gets too crowded, and an erotic story turns into everyone doing everyone. But it's just not erotic --- it's BORING!!! It got to the point where I never even finished my copy. Better to turn on the TV and watch Baywatch re-runs.

The Darker Passions: Dracula (1996), $6.95 
The Darker Passions: Dorian Gray (1996), $6.95 
The Darker Passions: Frankenstein (1998), $6.95 
The Darker Passions: The Pit and the Pendulum (1998), $6.95 
The Darker Passions: Carmilla (1998), $6.95 

If you're not sure they're for you, The Darker Passions Reader is a collection of some the best parts from earlier in the series.  

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Book Description
A young woman is educated in sexual bondage. A beautiful but haughty 20-year-old debutante rejects the advances of an English man-about-town, but he's determined to have her at any cost. He pays 30,000 to have the lovely Caroline Martin abducted and spirited away to the remote Atlas Mountains of Morocco. There, the mistress of a white-slavery ring and her sinister assistant educate Caroline-- an education designed to break her will and prepare her for her mentor.

Synopsis
Rebuffed by a beautiful, 20-year-old debutante, a wealthy English man-about-town pays a white slavery ring to abduct her and spirit her away to the remote Atlas Mountains of Morocco. There the mistress of the ring and her sinister assistant begin the young woman's education--an education designed to break her will and prepare her for her mentor.

The other books in the Captive series are:

The Captive II 
The Captive III: The Perfumed Trap 
Captive IV: The Eyes Behind the Mask 
The Captive V: The Soundproof Dream 

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In The Passive Voice, G.C. Scott creates a woman who discovers a new pathway to love and the delights and consequences of her pleasure-bound journey. This is a contemporary literary novel of sexual surrender.

Customer Comments
Average Customer Review: Number of Reviews: 7

leathergirl@iname.com from America , March 3, 1999
Hot and enjoyable and educational....
If you like a little variation in your book, this is the book for you. Some of it pushed my imagination further than it had gone before, but I enjoyed that too!

A reader from California, USA , December 26, 1998
Sane bondage in a modern setting; essential BDSM reading
If you like classic bondage literature, like Fanny Hill or Story of O, you will like this novel. Written in the first person from the submissive's point of view, it chronicles a woman's (and her friends') initiation and experiences in a modern dominant/ submissive relationship. Details different monogamous bondage scenarios, contains an INCREDIBLE kidnap/rape fantasy, and also enters the world of group BDSM parties. NOT for the lover of porn or romance novels, this is true erotica at it's best. A literary exploration of the BDSM lifestyle not to be missed, told in a personal, sensual format!

In her second book, His Mistress's Voice (1997), Scott explores female dominance. Their Master's Voice (1998)