The Last Slavegirl edition by D W Collins Literature Fiction eBooks
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Since her father’s passing twenty-two year old Anastasia has governed the city-state of Magdia in his stead, but without his guidance she mistakes fear for respect and reigns harshly. With every callous judgment her people’s anger grows fiercer, until at last they are pushed too far and rise up against her.
When the dust settles Anastasia is a prisoner of those she once ruled, and though her life will be spared, she faces a severe sentence. Every slave in the city is to be freed, and the victorious revolutionaries outlaw slavery from this day forward, with one exception. As a lesson to all, Anastasia herself will be stripped naked, publicly displayed, and sold to the highest bidder.
Fortunately for Anastasia one man still remembers the kind-hearted girl she once was. Out of loyalty to her father, the man who set him free many years ago, Conrad claims her from the auction block and makes her his wife. He will not stand for Anastasia’s contempt for those she deems beneath her, however, and until she sees the error of her ways she will experience life as his slave. Conrad knows that she will require a firm hand, and if a bright-red, well-spanked bare bottom does not cure her arrogance than even more embarrassing punishments will be required.
Anastasia quickly discovers that she is expected to submit to her new husband and master and please him in any way he wishes. Defiance results in firm chastisement and she soon learns to obey without question, even when his instructions leave her both quivering with desire and blushing with shame. What truly makes her blush, though, is the fact that with each passing day she longs more and more for him to take her and take her completely.
Publisher’s Note The Last Slavegirl is an erotic novel that includes spankings, anal play, graphic sexual scenes, exhibitionism, elements of BDSM, and more. If such material offends you, please don’t buy this book.
The Last Slavegirl edition by D W Collins Literature Fiction eBooks
I downloaded and read the Kindle previews for a lot of erotic romances a while ago, and this struck me as one of the most promising books of the lot. The setup: Anastasia is the only child of the ruler of a small but prosperous middle eastern-ish city-state in ancient times. She has been trained in statecraft by her father but she doesn't have his wisdom. She is maybe a decent person at heart but her upbringing has left her arrogant and unable to see people of less noble birth, especially slaves, as human beings ... as a result she often treats them quite badly. Commoners sold into slave and forced to strip naked, slavegirls whipped in very delicate and painful areas, that sort of thing.At the start of the book, her father has been dead for a couple of years, and she's hard pressed to marry some man who would then rule the city, but she'd rather be single and rule She bungles ruling the city and there's a revolution, and she finds herself enslaved.
This BEAUTIFULLY sets up many long scenes of comeuppance as the former queen of the city learns what it is to be a slave in a land where almost everyone is royally pissed off at her. We know what happens to slaves under her rule, so we can reasonably expect a LOT of that for Anastasia, with her memories of her royal days making it all so much more painful, humiliating and degrading before she Learns Her Lesson that people are people, slave or noble, and finds that Hunky Guy who'll make everything all right for her, slave or noble. (Sigh. Like I said, I read a LOT of erotic romance previews.)
I would have liked to have seen Anastasia go through a more prolonged period of being a slave and endure more humiliations and awfulness before being rescued by Mr. Right. I would have liked her have a much rougher time acclimating to being a slave, after all, she WAS, for all intents and purposes, a queen. I would have liked to have seen a lot more explicit and erotic torments for her, arousing strange and unsettling feelings in her. I didn't get a whole hell of a lot of that. In fact, Anastasia mentally adjusts to being a slavegirl as readily or even more readily than most of John Norman's female characters do. That's a burn, I know, but I think it's deserved.
But: caveat: I am a male reader of erotic romances. I might have a taste for more a more, um, pornographic approach to such scenes than most female readers. So there's that to consider. However, a lot of my interest in such scenes in the main character's psychological response to what happens, how she feels, how it changes her or doesn't, which is not the stereotypical male porn approach.
In this instance I doubt if my complaint is purely the product of having a lust-filled male brain (though there's nothing wrong with that!) -- there's a reason erotic romances written by independents have burst out of the bondage (smirk) imposed by traditional romance publishers, and it's the same reason "Fifty Shades of Grey" was an indie bestseller long before the major publishers got wind of it: readers' tastes have moved on. And I don't think author D.W. Collins' tastes have moved on with her readers' tastes. I hope I am wrong, if she learns to write follow-throughs that are as good as her setups she'll be an author worth following.
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The Last Slavegirl edition by D W Collins Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews
I read this book with a completely different idea from the review or snip it of the book, made feel that the hero would arrive to save the heroin from a life of slavery,. I was a little disappointed at how he went about trying to get the spoiled little ruler learn what she was doing to other people. I'm not very good at righting a review, I will read it again because I might find something I missed on the first read. I will read more of D. W. Collins books, and found I have all ready read several of this authors books. I just didn't get the feeling of love between the two main characters, it felt a wee bit forced.
I was impressed with the idea behind this book. Anzie is a spoilt princess and gets overthrown (as deserved) and is sold as a slave like she has done to countless others. Now being bought and made to submit while not easy for her is definitely interesting for us. Most of the punishments were deserved however, the sexual humiliation just leaves you cold. I have never enjoyed sexual display to someone's shame. If punishment is needed, then punish! Fondling and fingering and humiliating someone for there excitement is just not hot at
All. That's why only 3 stars were given. As far as the writing and characters, they were all really well developed. It was very easy to read and I would probably buy another from this author.
I downloaded and read the previews for a lot of erotic romances a while ago, and this struck me as one of the most promising books of the lot. The setup Anastasia is the only child of the ruler of a small but prosperous middle eastern-ish city-state in ancient times. She has been trained in statecraft by her father but she doesn't have his wisdom. She is maybe a decent person at heart but her upbringing has left her arrogant and unable to see people of less noble birth, especially slaves, as human beings ... as a result she often treats them quite badly. Commoners sold into slave and forced to strip naked, slavegirls whipped in very delicate and painful areas, that sort of thing.
At the start of the book, her father has been dead for a couple of years, and she's hard pressed to marry some man who would then rule the city, but she'd rather be single and rule She bungles ruling the city and there's a revolution, and she finds herself enslaved.
This BEAUTIFULLY sets up many long scenes of comeuppance as the former queen of the city learns what it is to be a slave in a land where almost everyone is royally pissed off at her. We know what happens to slaves under her rule, so we can reasonably expect a LOT of that for Anastasia, with her memories of her royal days making it all so much more painful, humiliating and degrading before she Learns Her Lesson that people are people, slave or noble, and finds that Hunky Guy who'll make everything all right for her, slave or noble. (Sigh. Like I said, I read a LOT of erotic romance previews.)
I would have liked to have seen Anastasia go through a more prolonged period of being a slave and endure more humiliations and awfulness before being rescued by Mr. Right. I would have liked her have a much rougher time acclimating to being a slave, after all, she WAS, for all intents and purposes, a queen. I would have liked to have seen a lot more explicit and erotic torments for her, arousing strange and unsettling feelings in her. I didn't get a whole hell of a lot of that. In fact, Anastasia mentally adjusts to being a slavegirl as readily or even more readily than most of John Norman's female characters do. That's a burn, I know, but I think it's deserved.
But caveat I am a male reader of erotic romances. I might have a taste for more a more, um, pornographic approach to such scenes than most female readers. So there's that to consider. However, a lot of my interest in such scenes in the main character's psychological response to what happens, how she feels, how it changes her or doesn't, which is not the stereotypical male porn approach.
In this instance I doubt if my complaint is purely the product of having a lust-filled male brain (though there's nothing wrong with that!) -- there's a reason erotic romances written by independents have burst out of the bondage (smirk) imposed by traditional romance publishers, and it's the same reason "Fifty Shades of Grey" was an indie bestseller long before the major publishers got wind of it readers' tastes have moved on. And I don't think author D.W. Collins' tastes have moved on with her readers' tastes. I hope I am wrong, if she learns to write follow-throughs that are as good as her setups she'll be an author worth following.
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