Lady Victoria's: Manual for the Care and Training of Males - Vol.1
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Lady Victoria's: Manual for the Care and Training of Males - Vol.1
A legendary dominant woman takes a behind-the-curtain look at how femdom couples navigate their relationships — and realize their deepest, darkest fantasies.
A richly detailed tome of Lady Victoria's wise and witty observations about that most fascinating of dynamics — the sexually dominant modern woman, and her beloved submissive man — this book offers both useful insights about the ins and outs of Female-Led Relationships, along with deeply erotic accounts of Lady Victoria's many interviews with real couples finding their way, and embracing their sexual identities. Realizing the delicious possibilities only available to the woman brave enough to accept her dominant desires — and wrap her loving, yielding husband firmly around her finger — these women relate to Lady Victoria the challenges and pleasures to come with taking their husbands on a journey to surrendering to the (often very strict) females in their lives.
Told in Lady Victoria's engaging, frank, and positive style, for the first time — thanks to her collaboration with author T.E. Rainier — her views and philosophy on the principles of "loving cruelty" can be shared with the larger world.
Publisher's Warning: This work is intended for mature audiences only.
This novel contains the following themes or activities: spanking and other forms of corporal punishment, chastity, tease & denial, prolonged edging, sensory deprivation, caging, humiliation, objectification, exhibitionism, bondage, pegging, graphic sexuality, and varied expressions of female dominant/male submissive relationships.
Readers averse to any of these themes should refrain from purchasing this book.
