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Reviewer: A New York Gentleman
This is one of my favorite erotic novels, because of the emotional intensity of the character interaction within a married couple. A lovely vanilla wife belatedly discovers her husband's dominating power and her own deep satisfaction in submission. She wants to submit to him, but he wants to dominate unconstrained by tender relations. As she surrenders completely, with much anxiety, she empowers him to be the cold, distant master he wants to be. He sends her to another master for anal training and more.
Do this husband and wife give each other everything they most desire--though shared in surprising forms? Or do they fail each other utterly? The power relations have many facets. The story develops far. It culminates in shocking and highly erotic scenes with all the primordial power in marriage and more primitive forms of bondage that must walk naked among us.
Reviewer: Lancelot Knight
Like several of her novels, His Latest Acquisition is a journey--as a submissive discovers her true nature and a Dominant recognizes his nature, as well.
Like perhaps more than a few Masters, Justin Booker keeps his world of Masters and slaves distinctly separate from his married life. But then one day his staid wife Emily (or as she becomes by the end of the novel merely em) discovers his secret world on his computer. She finds herself oddly stirred by the images she sees and words she reads, and she confronts her husband. Much to Justin's surprise, it turns out that Emily wants to explore the world of submission. In a word, she wants to become her husband's slave.
Justin is wise enough to realize that being a wife is entirely different than being a slave, but he tentatively allows her to enter his shadowy world of submission, of whips and orgies, of chains and all the other paraphernalia of the lifestyle.
Emily/em quickly discovers that she has a genuine affinity for slavery as she is tutored by several Trainers.
However, the novel takes a surprising turn. em discovers that slavery is not without its own special brand of power: "From her lowly place at the feet of masters, she ruled for just one breathless moment of decision." That is, the decision to be a slave is in itself its own kind of power. Love is certainly as powerful as submission.
Lizbeth Dusseau's knowledge of the psychology of submission is insightful and genuine, making the book well worth reading. In His Latest Acquisition, she has fashioned another fine novel of self-discovery.
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