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From Wife to Dominatrix

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Not so interesting report of Ms. Stern's trials and tribulations as she goes from an unknowing innocent to a player for monetary gain. When god/Jesus and deliverance enters her methods all is lost and the D/s audience, too! This could have been a very intriguing instructional and informative tome to females, wives and lovers helping to understand male senusality and sexuality but it falls way short of anticipation, with only a brief mention of sexual relations 101. Sorry to burst the bubble. May she enjoy her life and her double-wide.

The title is very misleading. The first 30 pages of the book tell of this woman who becomes a dominatrix to please her new husband. Then, she has a religious epiphony during one of her sessions and decides to give it all up. The remaining 120 pages chronicle how her marriage comes to an end, she becomes financially destitute, and eventually finds some level of peace living alone in a trailer park. It's both a success story and a bit of a warning, but it's not very well written and not entertaining at all.

Everyone reads and interprets books differently according to their experiences in life. I read the book and I could not put it down. I cried thru many parts and saw myself and understood the writers pain. It is a wake up call to women who love too much. I REALLY enjoyed it and Carmen, thank you for being a woman of integrity. This is a must read book!!!

Where to even start. The Story is that of a Husband, who Topped a woman from the bottom, encouraging her to become a Dominatrix. She agreed and very convincingly "pretended" to play the part of a Dominatrix for monetary gain and to gain her husbands approval and affections. . So sad, So Very very sad that a woman would willingly lower herself in such a way. This story is nothing more then that of a bitter x-wife whose deception and lies led to the demise of her marriage. As for GOD, how quickly the human's run to him/her/it when they hit "rock bottom" and then sit hypocritically in judgment of others who do not share their beliefs. She holds true to the saying "Wrong for me, Wrong for everyone!"