Two tales of horror and female domination from Wilson Henshaw.A man brought in by a friend to investigate the growingly strange behaviour of his wife finds himself out-of-his depth and ripe for a lifetime of sexual and domestic slavery; while a smug and chauvinistic husband with Victorian values is brought to his knees in his own home, by his wife and their new Indian maid's... feet!CONTAINS ADULT MATERIAL OF A SEXUAL NATURE

At the turn of the 19th Century, a deceased aunt's bequest to her married niece of an Indian woman as her housekeeper has a dramatic and long-lasting effect upon everybody in the household.But especially for the suddenly marginalised, disregarded, and sexually obsessed husband.A husband sexually obsessed with the feet of his wife's new servant.Femdom Fiction for the connossieur in the shape of Wilson Henshaw's classic of possession and interracial femdom..AD...

A soon to be divorced and evicted man is offered a lifeline by the Indian wife and neighbour across from him - as her servant; a faithless and overbearing husband is about to find a new life - as an obedient dog; and a husband at the turn of the twentieth-century is about to become a domestic in his own home after becoming obsessed with his Indian housekeeper's... feet!Three tales of sexual and domestic domination of the male from SFPG.This...

Four books under one cover, dealing with themes of horror and the supernatural from a female-led perspective for the connoisseur of the assertive, terrifying - and sometimes evil, woman.Inside you will find:"The Bewitchment" by Wilson Henshaw; “Madame Solange” from Rafe Linnell; “The Comtesse" by Maurice Huysman; and Ezra Bedford's "Kiss of Evil".Female-led fiction in the classical style for those who prefer their fantasies populated by believable characters and plo...

Wilson Henshaw’s “The Toe Ring”, his tale of an English husband succumbing to the mind-control of an Indian housekeeper as well as that of his wife's, opens these three tales of misadventure in the female-led world of horror, the occult, and the supernatural. The husband’s downfall brought about by the housekeeper's simple yet mesmeric and eponymous.."Toe-Ring"… As well as the feet he seems powerless to resist as he falls deeper and deeper under the spell of his own servant.Maurice...

Wilson Henshaw, Ezra Bedford, and Theo Hopcraft bring us three retro and female-led tales in this volume of crime, horror and the occult, from the beginning of the previous century.Read on as a stuffy and correct husband finds himself inexplicably drawn to the Indian woman his wife's aunt has paid to become their housekeeper - his obsession with her feet something that will turn the social dynamics of his once respectable household upon its head… In another misadventure, a down-on-...

The second volume in the "Horrotica!" collection brings us three tales of possession, the paranormal, and warped eroticism.An English husband finds himself living the life of a manservant in his own home when his wife falls under the spell of their Indian housekeeper; the defences of Sherlock Holmes are finally breached when he comes under the spell of a warped and superior woman with certain ineradicable views on the worth of the male sex; and an English wine-merchant on a buying ...

Book-One in the “Devouring Women” collection of female-supremacy fiction opens with two books from Sandrine D’Honfleur and Wilson Henshaw.Madame D’Honfleur opens for us with “The Shaming of Purbeck”, her homage to the horror fiction of the nineteenth-century and the tale of a young Victorian scientist who pays no heed to the warnings of his older colleagues and, instead, experiments with the eradication of evil through medicine… Only to create a female siren with a desire to… DOMIN...

2-Works of occult possession and psychological terror comprise book-one in an ongoing collection of tales inspired by the literary masters of yesteryear.Our first tale is Wilson Henshaw’s “The Toe-Ring” as it describes how a feminist in the early years of the 20th century gifts her married niece the assistance of a female housekeeper and pays her salary… An Indian woman whose strange manner and the mesmeric rings upon her toes soon begin to have a noticeable effect upon the husband...

“Revisiting a Woman of Haiti”, Rafael Menton’s homage to the erotic horror fiction of a different century, opens these two tales of misadventure in the female-led world of horror, the occult, and the supernatural. Mr Menton’s tribute taking the form of a proud English academician and the inability of his logic to withstand the power of the occult. A man lacking the strength to fight it either mentally or sexually and all the more shamed by his powerlessness when the power enslaving him is ...

Kurt Steiner's “A Journey to Disgrace” gives us the tale of a wealthy and recently divorced man who, during the early years of the twentieth-century, takes a voyage to the East to put his cares behind him and finds himself directly in their firing line when he encounters an Indian mother and her stepdaughter are among his fellow passengers... A beauteous and dominant mother and a stepdaughter who, though falling a long way from the description of “beautiful”, is at least the mother’s equal...

“Revisiting a Woman of Haiti”, Rafael Menton’s homage to the erotic horror fiction of a different century, opens these two tales of misadventure in the female-led world of horror, the occult, and the supernatural. Mr Menton’s tribute taking the form of a proud English academician and the inability of his logic to withstand the power of the occult. A man lacking the strength to fight it either mentally or sexually and all the more shamed by his powerlessness when the power enslaving him is ...