Caught in Her WEB: A Story of Blackmail This was a place where he could be the person he hid away, the person with the most lurid of needs. There was the office, where he was the well-liked boss; there was the family, where he was the doting husband and father; there was the gol
| TITLE | : | Caught in Her WEB: A Story of Blackmail |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.90 (150 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | B00KY8RZH4 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | - |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 0 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2014-06-11 |
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Roger believed in compartments. There was the office, where he was the well-liked boss; there was the family, where he was the doting husband and father; there was the golf club, where he was jack the lad, still, and good company.All of these gave him a life that was almost completely fulfilling…But there was another compartment; a secret compartment that was entirely sealed off from the others, a place that he went to when no one was looking. This was a place where he could be the person he hid away, the person with the most lurid of needs.This was the place where he grovelled to a woman he referred to as ‘Mistress’. There she owned him, controlled him, exploited him. This made his life complete.That was fine for a long time, Roger believed in compartments.The trouble was, Mistress Dee didn't….Written by a practicing UK Dominatrix, this story explores just wher
Editorial : About the Author The author is a practicing UK Dominatrix
His depictions of life in the rural south sound so much like my aunts and uncles in east Texas. Especially when Gabby whispers a prayer to the little girl she is helping. That's a sound and intriguing idea, and it is well executed by Christopher Meyer. It is written in plain English & easy to understand. Wallace is also the title essay, "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again" which recounts his experience and observations during a week spent on a cruise.
Not to be missed though, is the article DFW wrote on assignment for Premier magazine involving 3 days spent on location with David Lynch during the shooting of "Lost Highway". This is a simple (approx. I was thinking one way and it went in the opposite direction. (Alright, buy two).
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