Location: United States
Member Since: May 18, 2010
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Ashley Zacharias


Biography

Like most authors, I need constant validation. I don't ask for money. The only payment that I need is your honest response to my writing. Review my book on Smashwords or write an email to ashley.zacharias@live.com and let me know what you think of my stories. Good or bad, as long as you are not indifferent, your honest response will help me to write more and better stories.
You can find my thoughts about my own stories at
http://ashleyzachariascommentary.wordpress.com/
   Yours, Ashley

Where to find Ashley Zacharias online

Website: http://flavors.me/ashleyzacharias
Blog: http://ashleyzacharias.wordpress.com/

Books

Coercive Devices    by Ashley Zacharias
Price: Free! 107890 words. Published on December 10, 2011. Fiction.
(4.00 from 2 reviews)
Three novellas and a short story about devices, some physical, some psychological, that constrain the behavior of women during erotic submission, public humiliation, and sado-masochistic adventures.
Punish Me, Please Me    by Ashley Zacharias
Price: Free! 95110 words. Published on February 8, 2011. Fiction.
(5.00 from 9 reviews)
Five tales about different women, each of whom submits to bondage and discipline in order to achieve her goal. Though each woman consents to be used and abused by a man and none takes pleasure in suffering, each would willingly endure her ordeal again if necessary. If you don't like reading explicit descriptions of kinky sex, don't read this book.
A Bestiary of Unnatural Women    by Ashley Zacharias
Price: Free! 86230 words. Published on December 4, 2010. Fiction.
0.75 star(4.75 from 4 reviews)
Nine short stories about strong women, each of whom, for reasons of her own, submits to bondage, pain, and humiliation. If you don't want to read graphic descriptions of kinky sex, don't read these stories.
Wives in Service    by Ashley Zacharias
Price: Free! 90380 words. Published on October 23, 2010. Fiction.
1 star(4.90 from 10 reviews)
Three novellas about women who choose to service their husbands by following instructions from some source outside their marriage. The first follows a unique family tradition; the second instuctions from her ex-husband; and the third, scientific principles. Though not primarily BDSM erotica, all stories include significant sexual masochism.
A Lady Pays Her Penalties    by Ashley Zacharias
Price: Free! 85530 words. Published on May 31, 2010. Fiction.
(5.00 from 11 reviews)
Four stories about a woman who likes to spice up the games she plays by giving herself painful and humiliating penalties if she loses. In the first three stories, she plays backgammon on the Internet. In the fourth story, she plays an erotic game of her own invention with her new husband. All stories feature consensual bondage and masochistic activities.

Ashley Zacharias’s tag cloud

bdsm    bdsm erotica bondage    bondage    bondage erotica    devices    erotica    masochism    public humiliation    sadomasochism    submission   

Smashwords book reviews by Ashley Zacharias

  • Priestesses on Oct. 25, 2010
    star star star star star
    Porretto has performed a magic trick, a bit of literary legerdemain that looks simple at first but requires a quick eye to see how he has made a deep spiritual message appear in a most surprising context. To understand the subtlety of Porretto's slight of hand, consider the alternative. The last "Christian" novel that I read was simply a regular science fiction novel with a few religious adornments tacked onto it. A comment here about the sanctity of marriage, a group prayer before a fight there, a visit from a minister somewhere else. Porretto would have none of that. Instead, he has taken the archetypical non-religious literary form - erotica - and made his spiritual theme integral to his writing. There's no prayers dragged kicking and screaming into the middle of a plot. Instead, his spirituality is a natural, even necessary, element of his stories - even when he deals with assorted kinks and sexual dysfunctions. And it works. Isn't sensual love the ultimate expression of human spirituality? Porretto makes one wonder if all erotica shouldn't be ultimately spiritual. And they are good stories to boot. Kudos!