I know I was born with D/s in my blood. It wasn’t nurture; it was nature – embedded in my DNA since day one. During my formative years there was no internet (for the masses, anyway). I scoured magazines like Penthouse or Playboy, searching for any article I could find on BDSM. Later, I got my hands on ‘The Story of O’, and a smattering of other kinky novels. I began to understand the difference between consensual and nonconsensual, the eroticism of bondage and discipline, the necessity of limits and a safeword, etc. There’s a great quote from Paul Valery, “I write half the poem; the reader writes the other half”. These early novels including the Beauty series by Anne Rice spurred my own imagination in ways that movies (such as 9 and a ½ Weeks) could not. Reading lets you add your own interpretive spin on the story or fantasy, imagining it your own unique way. Times have changed, and now there are hundreds of kinky novels out there –and a great number of educational websites, etc. I hope my work moves (at least a few) others in the same way that previous BDSM books moved me.
Testing the Submissive: The Story & Confessions of a Masochist
by Al Daltrey
Abby stood nervously before her Master in the classic submissive pose: fully nude, legs apart, wrists placed behind her back; deeply ashamed of her evident arousal. Worse, she had to recount in exact detail the proceedings of her last whipping. The whipping had been severe; as was the case with most of the clients she was commissioned to...
Men and women see the world differently, as do dominants and submissives. A Condo With Two Views is told from two perspectives: Jack's and Chloe's. Jack is a loving and protective husband, but with a kinky penchant for sharing his willing wife. Chloe is smart and strikingly beautiful, and obeys every command from her husband, no matter...
EDITORIAL REVIEWS:‘Five Star Pleasure – Five Star Fabulous!’ -Just Blog It Reviews‘Loved, loved, loved this book! This story is different than any erotic romance I have read before.’ -Devilishly Dirty Book Blog‘Book one was a wild ride.’ -A One-Click Addict’s Book Blog‘The talented Al Daltrey brought insight into the...
“That’s the thing about sex. It can mean the world to one person and nothing to the other.”-Biljana StevensBillie continues her trek to faraway exotic countries with the hope of healing from the devastating loss of David, the one true love of her life. Her journey takes her to a wild lesbian bar in Chile where she serves, a strict...
Pleasure, Pain or Purpose: Book Three: Purpose (Pleasure Pain or Purpose 3)
by Al Daltrey
Life is many things, but one thing it isn’t, is predictable. At times, pain weighs heavily on the heart, and then…the sky clears, the ground shifts, and happiness and pleasure return.Billie finally emerges from her emotional slumber. She learns that while David is gone, it doesn’t mean that her life can’t have restoration....
by Al Daltrey, Lena Black, Rosemary Willhide, Noelle Bodhaine, Jen Lassalle Edwards, Gina Whitney, Melissa Asleson, Julie Jaret, Ali Reynolds
The concept behind this book involves female writers bringing to life stories that stem from one male Dom. True collaborations. (Similar to a ‘Duets’ album). Intentionally, a range of female authors were approached. Some are established and successful; while others were previously unpublished. Each writer brought her flare, her...
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I know I was born with D/s in my blood. It wasn’t nurture; it was nature – embedded in my DNA since day one. During my formative years there was no internet (for the masses, anyway). I scoured magazines like Penthouse or Playboy, searching for any article I could find on BDSM. Later, I got my hands on ‘The Story of O’, and a smattering of other kinky novels. I began to understand the difference between consensual and nonconsensual, the eroticism of bondage and discipline, the necessity of limits and a safeword, etc. There’s a great quote from Paul Valery, “I write half the poem; the reader writes the other half”. These early novels including the Beauty series by Anne Rice spurred my own imagination in ways that movies (such as 9 and a ½ Weeks) could not. Reading lets you add your own interpretive spin on the story or fantasy, imagining it your own unique way. Times have changed, and now there are hundreds of kinky novels out there –and a great number of educational websites, etc. I hope my work moves (at least a few) others in the same way that previous BDSM books moved me.
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