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Denial & Consequences
Breanne has been challenged to deny herself sexual satisfaction while enduring constant sexual stimulation. Her long spiral of denial and the consequences of falling off the wagon are intense, sexual, and perfectly consistent with a girl who calls herself a "nympho humiliation pain slut."
- GenresBDSM
194 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 7, 2015
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About the author
Breanne Erickson
31 books31 followersBreanne Erickson is a Houston, Texas native and a popular BDSM erotica author. Called the “Dark Goddess of BDSM Erotica” by AfterDark Online, Breanne is a self- proclaimed "Nympho Humiliation Pain Slut". Breanne dabbled in a little bit of fiction writing prior to her joining Michael Alexander Stories, working for Lady Ann's Role Play Brothel as well as posting the short story "The Computer" under the name Amanda Erickson. In January of 2010, Breanne was asked to assist with Michael Alexander's BDSM Blog, adding short "daily assignments" designed to attract interest and keep the blog fresh. What started out as a daily amusement eventually turned into a monster, changing from daily to weekly, but broadening in depth and scope. She is a talented author with a penchant for bringing the realism of her experiences to the page.
Breanne is the author of “Tales Of A Nympho Humiliation Pain Slut Volumes #1,2,3 and 4”, the controversial “Society of the Golden Rose,” and two novellas: “Riding the Wooden Horse,” and “Breaking My Record” (the last two of which are available in the Free Story Archive at www.michaelalexanderstories.com
Breanne is a bit willowy, and approximately five foot four (and a quarter as she likes to remind everyone). She is naturally a brunette, but has a tendency to dye it auburn. Breanne sticks mostly to the general BDSM/Realism genre, but has dabbled in both horror and fiction erotica.
Breanne is co-author and contributor to Michael Alexander Stories and regularly posts to Michael Alexander’s BDSM Blog.
She currently lives with her parents, helping out at the family farm between sexual escapades.
Breanne is the author of “Tales Of A Nympho Humiliation Pain Slut Volumes #1,2,3 and 4”, the controversial “Society of the Golden Rose,” and two novellas: “Riding the Wooden Horse,” and “Breaking My Record” (the last two of which are available in the Free Story Archive at www.michaelalexanderstories.com
Breanne is a bit willowy, and approximately five foot four (and a quarter as she likes to remind everyone). She is naturally a brunette, but has a tendency to dye it auburn. Breanne sticks mostly to the general BDSM/Realism genre, but has dabbled in both horror and fiction erotica.
Breanne is co-author and contributor to Michael Alexander Stories and regularly posts to Michael Alexander’s BDSM Blog.
She currently lives with her parents, helping out at the family farm between sexual escapades.
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July 30, 2015
This is not a traditional story so much as it is a string of sexual predicaments with a running commentary by the narrator, a self-proclaimed nympho humiliation pain slut. Breanne’s mistress has tasked her with edging herself in various kinky ways to the brink of orgasm numerous times per day over the course of eight days or so, and roping strangers and others into helping her attain that goal, sometimes in semi-public places. Mistress Julie’s proviso requires Breanne endure severe punishment for any unauthorized orgasms that occur in the course of following her directions; of course, there are several such instances.
Whereas the storyline is thin at best, between the original tasks and the tacked on punishments the premise lends itself to providing ample opportunities for fairly intense sexual and D/s scenarios to play out in context. For the most part, despite the individual situations being well-written and kinky, for me the sheer volume of them in rapid succession often had a numbing rather than arousing effect. I suppose it would be fair to say that the hardcore BDSM marathon illustrated the protagonist’s essence, but in doing so it made the story a less enjoyable and erotic read. Sometimes less really is more.
Whereas the storyline is thin at best, between the original tasks and the tacked on punishments the premise lends itself to providing ample opportunities for fairly intense sexual and D/s scenarios to play out in context. For the most part, despite the individual situations being well-written and kinky, for me the sheer volume of them in rapid succession often had a numbing rather than arousing effect. I suppose it would be fair to say that the hardcore BDSM marathon illustrated the protagonist’s essence, but in doing so it made the story a less enjoyable and erotic read. Sometimes less really is more.
October 15, 2015
It's sort of okay-ish. Sort of.
The cover is amazing. That's really all there is to say about that.
I love the title of the book, because it delivers on the subject. I much prefer that over book titles that don't give you a clue as to what they're about.
I'm not sure if it's that solid a stand-alone read though. I thought it was a bit confusing at least. It was as if I missed some backstory on the setting and the characters, since they were often introduced as if I was supposed to know about them. There's a passage where she goes to church with her daughter, and when you read it you're like "What, she has a daughter?!", because it's just not mentioned before. But then 3 pages later the church stuff is over and the daughter is never mentioned again. That's just confusing.
The book does have a certain distinct way of telling the story, where it feels as if Breanne is just telling the events as they come to pass, which results in a fairly unique kind of story. Not much dialogue; mostly her reflecting on the events that she goes through.
The whole orgasm denial is there, and if it's your thing you'll get plenty of it in terms of quantity. Quality-wise I felt it dragged quite a bit, because the process repeats itself. She edges using different toys, then gets an orgasm followed up by punishment. And then it starts over. But to me the appeal of reading about denial is the mental state, not the sexual acts themselves. And the book doesn't deliver on that too much.
It's also a sort of double story. So the first half of the book is the actual story, and then the last half is a sort of follow-up story that easily compliments what you've just read. But it's a different story.
The cover is amazing. That's really all there is to say about that.
I love the title of the book, because it delivers on the subject. I much prefer that over book titles that don't give you a clue as to what they're about.
I'm not sure if it's that solid a stand-alone read though. I thought it was a bit confusing at least. It was as if I missed some backstory on the setting and the characters, since they were often introduced as if I was supposed to know about them. There's a passage where she goes to church with her daughter, and when you read it you're like "What, she has a daughter?!", because it's just not mentioned before. But then 3 pages later the church stuff is over and the daughter is never mentioned again. That's just confusing.
The book does have a certain distinct way of telling the story, where it feels as if Breanne is just telling the events as they come to pass, which results in a fairly unique kind of story. Not much dialogue; mostly her reflecting on the events that she goes through.
The whole orgasm denial is there, and if it's your thing you'll get plenty of it in terms of quantity. Quality-wise I felt it dragged quite a bit, because the process repeats itself. She edges using different toys, then gets an orgasm followed up by punishment. And then it starts over. But to me the appeal of reading about denial is the mental state, not the sexual acts themselves. And the book doesn't deliver on that too much.
It's also a sort of double story. So the first half of the book is the actual story, and then the last half is a sort of follow-up story that easily compliments what you've just read. But it's a different story.
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