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Jan. 12, 2019
David S. Aitchison
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It Gets Used
on Jan. 21, 2019
> What can I say, 'I loved it!' Reading how a tough as nail, street-hardened whore sells herself into the unknown is titillating enough, but to find out that she has gotten way more than she bargained for only makes her downfall all the more appealing. Compound that with the fact that she took the money without knowing what she was selling herself into, and then having to go through with it against her will only serves to make the saying 'Buyer beware!' all the truer. Except in her case, it would be 'Seller Beware!' The authors ability to weave verbs, nouns, and phrases together in a masterfully descriptive image left no doubt in my mind's eye as to how truly helpless and trust up the victim was when her ball gagging and hogtying were complete.
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Waiting for it
on Jan. 21, 2019
> If fear is the spice that flavors your life, if the visuals of your own imagination are more terror-filled than your reality, then this story is for you. A good blend of reality and imagination leave the victim in a state of complete confusion and a dreaded resignment to her fate. You either can't wait to find out what lays behind the heavy door, or you dread finding out!
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The Performer
on Jan. 21, 2019
> There's nothing like seeing the rich and famous brought down a few notches. Even the most pampered and spoiled Divas have dark desires. and seeing the subject being forced to recognize hers adds a twist to the tale that leaves the reader hoping the little bitch gets exactly what she deserves, and apparently wants.
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Packed
on Jan. 21, 2019
> Not sure if I can believe this is a work of fiction. The confusion, bewilderment, and total fear come across as being more like a first-person account of real past events. The cliff hanger end to the passage I reviewed left me wanting more. Even tho I am Dominant in my nature, I found myself empathizing with the victim, her fear became my fear. The writer has a unique ability to turn raw emotions into words that take the reader on the same shock filled journey into the unknown. 5 Gold stars out of 5 for my vote.