| Author: | Dan Bruce | ISBN: | 9781311128133 |
| Publisher: | Firm Hand Books | Publication: | November 24, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords | Language: | English |
| Author: | Dan Bruce |
| ISBN: | 9781311128133 |
| Publisher: | Firm Hand Books |
| Publication: | November 24, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords |
| Language: | English |
Stella Marshall always hated Christmas, spent in an unhappy home with her spiteful mother. But things have changed for the former schoolgirl who is now a fully trained slave, owned by Paddy McGuire, and living in the household of Angus MacLeod – the owner of The Dark Side, London’s raunchiest and most exclusive BDSM club. Stella loves her new life and she loves her master, so she’s hoping this will be the best Christmas ever.
The omens are good on Christmas Eve at home, with Angus dressed up as Santa Claus and looking for some festive fun. Stella, and Angus’s two slaves, Frida, Lucrezia, must each in turn go and sit on Santa MacLeod’s lap, honestly answer if they have been a good girl then claim their present if they have. It sounds like good fun, but for poor Stella on her first Christmas in the house, there is a nasty twist that has her in a hideous dilemma – one that could easily ruin the festivities if she plays the situation wrong.
After the raunchy domestic proceedings, the actions moves to the club where a different Santa is taking centre stage, and this one is in a mischievous mood, dishing out punishments for presents. Frida and Lucrezia know the man well, and have very good reason to avoid him. It throws a shadow over their evening, but luck has a treat coming their way in the form of an old enemy who is in a spot of bother.
And another old enemy is in even more trouble. She’s the reason why Angus and Paddy are here, the woman having been caught taking compromising photographs in the club. But who has set her up to do this? The two masters want the truth out of her and have a ball of a time extracting the information, channelling their anger along with animalistic desires to make the most of this unexpected present.
So will it be the best Christmas ever?
That depends on your viewpoint - as for some it certainly isn’t, but for other it most definitely is.
Please note: this work had been written in collaboration with Jack Brighton and may bear some resemblance to ‘Christmas at The Wild Side’.
Stella Marshall always hated Christmas, spent in an unhappy home with her spiteful mother. But things have changed for the former schoolgirl who is now a fully trained slave, owned by Paddy McGuire, and living in the household of Angus MacLeod – the owner of The Dark Side, London’s raunchiest and most exclusive BDSM club. Stella loves her new life and she loves her master, so she’s hoping this will be the best Christmas ever.
The omens are good on Christmas Eve at home, with Angus dressed up as Santa Claus and looking for some festive fun. Stella, and Angus’s two slaves, Frida, Lucrezia, must each in turn go and sit on Santa MacLeod’s lap, honestly answer if they have been a good girl then claim their present if they have. It sounds like good fun, but for poor Stella on her first Christmas in the house, there is a nasty twist that has her in a hideous dilemma – one that could easily ruin the festivities if she plays the situation wrong.
After the raunchy domestic proceedings, the actions moves to the club where a different Santa is taking centre stage, and this one is in a mischievous mood, dishing out punishments for presents. Frida and Lucrezia know the man well, and have very good reason to avoid him. It throws a shadow over their evening, but luck has a treat coming their way in the form of an old enemy who is in a spot of bother.
And another old enemy is in even more trouble. She’s the reason why Angus and Paddy are here, the woman having been caught taking compromising photographs in the club. But who has set her up to do this? The two masters want the truth out of her and have a ball of a time extracting the information, channelling their anger along with animalistic desires to make the most of this unexpected present.
So will it be the best Christmas ever?
That depends on your viewpoint - as for some it certainly isn’t, but for other it most definitely is.
Please note: this work had been written in collaboration with Jack Brighton and may bear some resemblance to ‘Christmas at The Wild Side’.
