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Secret Slaves: Erotic Stories of Bondage (The Fetish Chest)
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Product Description
Master the secret craving of being bound...trapped...caught...tied up...immobilized. Whether it's the initial flush of a length of rope on your wrist, the securing of a blindfold over your eyes, or that first crack of a whip, this dangerous collection of fetish erotica will unleash an inner lust never before imagined. Kinkier than any dreams, and bound to make you tremble, Secret Slaves demands you submit to your every whim.
Welcome to
THE FETISH CHEST
It's that secret place you go to unleash your inner fantasy and indulge your wildest dreams. It's that hidden place where your hungers are satiated, and your obsessions are fulfilled. It's that forbidden place where gender is transcended and sexuality has no limits. Unlock the chest, and live your fetish.
WHERE NOTHING IS TABOO
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #569814 in Books
- Published on: 2006-07-01
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 240 pages
Editorial Reviews
About the Author
Rachel Kramer Bussel previously edited the best-selling erotica collection Up All Night. She is the coauthor of The Lesbian Sex Book and a sex columnist for The Village Voice. She lives in New York City. Visit her Web site at www.rachelkramerbussel.com.
Customer Reviews
Secret Slaves, Stories of Bondage
It was a very good book, I enjoyed the writings of all the stories.
The stories were just the right lenght.
how do these things get published?
Once again, the only thing worse than the writing is the editing. How does this happen? Are these erotica anthologies put together over the course of a single boozy evening? Do the contributors know no one but one another? How can we make it stop?
Don't buy this. Force publishers to implement serious quality control measures. I, for one, am on strike until literary erotica becomes 1) literary and 2) erotic.
Tame stories, poorly edited
I thought these stories were pretty tame. Few appealed to me at all. But each of us have our own tastes.
What bothered me more was how poorly edited this book was. Incorrect words riddled the stories. Line breaks and page breaks were misplaced. Authors' names were spelled differently throughout the book.
If there's one thing that shouldn't be occupying my mind the whole time I'm reading a book of erotica, it's editing. Editing isn't sexy. And if editing is what I'm thinking about, I can only conclude that the book must not be very sexy either.
