M. J. Rennie´s all new, never-before-published collection of short stories pays homage to dominant women in relationships ranging from the fantastic to the familiar. Our sexy take-charge heroines flaunt their feminine powers in settings as varied as a post-apocalyptic nightmare world to the fringes of outer space, with sedate suburban neighborhoods supplying most of the locations in between. An understanding but thoroughly strict wife puts her lingerie-loving hubby through a ritual dress up session in Training Bra, before initiating a series of inventive intimacies. Two Times Pay features an attractive woman and her submissive male consort, who work hard throughout the week, reserving evenings and weekends for gaming, drinking, and feminine dominant sex. A half century after the physical properties of life change in a disaster that destroys ninety percent of the human population, Geli and her lover Dolph make an earth-shaking discovery in The End of the Change. Geli celebrates by putting her lad through an exercise in oral submission. Dweeb With a Bright Future portrays a nerdish young man with little knowledge of the opposite sex who meets a young woman with decidedly advanced ideas. In Cartoon Universe, an aging scientist remembers the nine thousand times he has submitted to his sexually assertive wife, recalling why their encounters never cease to thrill him. In title tale Total Femdom, a feminist cult takes a professional seducer captive after his most recent conquest, putting him at the mercy of the woman he intended to rob! These stories and many more demonstrate why M. J. Rennie is among our most imaginative authors in the Femdom genre.
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