Her Captive

by Elizabeth Schechter

When First Mate Daniel Walker is captured by pirates, things don't go as expected. He expected interrogation, torture, and possibly being made to walk the plank. He didn’t expect to be tied up, alone in the captain’s chambers, awaiting her pleasure. (M/F)

Genres: Erotica, Romance

17 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 10, 2014

About the author

Elizabeth Schechter has been called one of the top erotica and alternative sexuality writers in the world. Her writing credits include the award-winning steampunk erotic romance House of Sable Locks, the science fiction BDSM duology Tales from the Arena, and the Celtic fantasy Princes of Air. Her shorter work has appeared in anthologies edited by D.L King (Carnal Machines), Laura Antoniou (No Safewords), and Cecilia Tan (Jingle Balls_; Like a Prince).

Elizabeth lives in Central Florida with her husband and son, and a most accepting circle of friends who are both very amused and very proud of the pervy, fetish writer in their midst.

Reviews

[Clintonharrison]

Her Captive by Elizabeth Schechter is an intriguing and emotionally charged story that immediately draws you in. The premise creates a strong sense of tension and curiosity, while the characters and their circumstances make the story difficult to put down.

What stands out is the way the book explores complicated emotions, trust, and the unexpected connections that can develop in challenging circumstances. It promises plenty of suspense and emotional depth, making it an engaging choice for readers who enjoy intense, character-driven stories.

A captivating read with an intriguing premise and plenty of emotional pull. Definitely worth adding to your reading list!

[Dee]

Having just read this very short story, I am still smiling. The 'scene' appealed to me big time, and the twist was a welcome surprise.

I've tagged the story as femdom as the scene is female-led, but the female character is neither cruel, in the lifestyle, or a pro-domme.

Would I read more by this author. Yes and No. Yes if the stories were longer and/or cheaper. NO, if I have to pay $1 for every ten minutes of my reading time.

NOTE - pricing did not factor into my rating, it is an observation and my musing.