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Sweet Submission

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If you have ever harboured the hidden fantasies of being a biker chick and being raped, then this book will give you both, for the price of one.

Laura, is a very very beautifull 19 year old who is forced to live with the politically powerfull executor of her father's million dollar will, until she reaches the age of majority. The story is set in modern times in the hinterlands of the UK but it could quite well have been anywhere in the US as well. The plot has an element of revenge, since the housekeeper, Cassandra, wants to wreak havoc on the life of Laura's guardian because he uncallously fired her totally innocent father, the butler. Having nowhere to go, Cassandra continues to work in the secret hope that at some future date she will be able to revenge her father's demise.

Cassandra's she sweet revenge quickly took the form of seducing and then teaching Laura to be no more than an uncontrolled and wanton nympho to be led into a series of gradually more deliciously degrading scenes to be used, and abused, by an ever increasing number men.

I found the plot is not of foremost importance in this book but the action is. The author takes us on a wild wild ride as Laura is led on a path of self discovery by the scheming Cassandra. The first half of the book is stupendous and highly erotic as the author demonstrates her skills in that oh so sweet seduction and inevitably mind blowing submission by our heroine. In the last half of the book Laura ends up with a small biker gang who continue to treat her as a sex slave, unfortunately, 'ad nauseum'.

I have not read any of Lia Anderson's three other books,but, I get the distict impressions she likes the bike gang sex slave fantasy as an underlying theme for much of her writings. Although I didn't like the biker part of this book (not one of my things as they say) I rated this one as a five star winner because the first part describing the submission of Laura is out of this world, very erotic and super delicious.

No one is going to be reading this book for the prose style, but does it really have to be quite this bad? Despite an interesting premise and some well set-up scenes, Lia Anderssen's flat and repetitive prose makes the descriptions of the sex acts themselves about as arousing as instructions for self-assembly furniture. On the plus side, at least Laura seems to be having a good time.