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The Apprentice Submissive: A Lesbian BDSM Erotica
108 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 16, 2026
About the author
Kay Williams
102 books9 followers As well as a successful author, Kay Williams is a professional actress who has played a wide range of leading roles at theaters around the U.S. For several years, Kay worked behind-the-scenes with an independent filmmaker in New York, traveling with him to Leningrad in 1991 where she received the idea for The Matryoshka Murders. Anything could happen here, she thought, in this city at this desperate time.
Eileen “Jo” Wyman, Kay’s writing partner, helped organize photos and notes collected from the trip, and together they drafted a plot and wrote this thriller that begins in Russia and jumps across an ocean to New York City.
Eileen, known to friends as Jo, an amazing, talented woman, tragically passed away on Sept. 6, 2013, just after The Matryoshka Murders was completed. Jo worked in radio-TV and began her writing career in comedy, crafting jokes for speech writers and comedians, humorous fillers for magazines, and captions for cartoonists. She loved humor—from punch line jokes to surreal comedy to wit and word play—filling file box after file box with her wry, pithy descriptions.
The authors’ move into the crime-ridden, sleazy Hell’s Kitchen of 1977 provided the catalyst for their award-winning thriller, Butcher of Dreams. Kay’s wide ranging acting credits and theater experience gave focus to this character/plot driven mystery that centers around the struggling 42nd Street repertory theater where much of the action takes place.
Kay is also a co-author of the comic romance One Last Dance:It’s Never Too Late to Fall in Love, started by her journalist father Mardo Williams, and finished by her and her sister Jerri Lawrence. One Last Dance has won several awards, including an Ohioana Award (to Jerri and Kay) for writing and editing excellence.
Coming next (dedicated to Jo) - Part One of a Series: New York City, Collected Letters, 1956-57: Were We Ever That Young?, the hilarious, heart-breaking and hair-raising adventures of two starry-eyed girls from the Midwest (Jo and Kay) who arrive in New York City with big dreams of success. Part Two of the Series will be San Francisco, Collected Letters, the Sixties.
Eileen “Jo” Wyman, Kay’s writing partner, helped organize photos and notes collected from the trip, and together they drafted a plot and wrote this thriller that begins in Russia and jumps across an ocean to New York City.
Eileen, known to friends as Jo, an amazing, talented woman, tragically passed away on Sept. 6, 2013, just after The Matryoshka Murders was completed. Jo worked in radio-TV and began her writing career in comedy, crafting jokes for speech writers and comedians, humorous fillers for magazines, and captions for cartoonists. She loved humor—from punch line jokes to surreal comedy to wit and word play—filling file box after file box with her wry, pithy descriptions.
The authors’ move into the crime-ridden, sleazy Hell’s Kitchen of 1977 provided the catalyst for their award-winning thriller, Butcher of Dreams. Kay’s wide ranging acting credits and theater experience gave focus to this character/plot driven mystery that centers around the struggling 42nd Street repertory theater where much of the action takes place.
Kay is also a co-author of the comic romance One Last Dance:It’s Never Too Late to Fall in Love, started by her journalist father Mardo Williams, and finished by her and her sister Jerri Lawrence. One Last Dance has won several awards, including an Ohioana Award (to Jerri and Kay) for writing and editing excellence.
Coming next (dedicated to Jo) - Part One of a Series: New York City, Collected Letters, 1956-57: Were We Ever That Young?, the hilarious, heart-breaking and hair-raising adventures of two starry-eyed girls from the Midwest (Jo and Kay) who arrive in New York City with big dreams of success. Part Two of the Series will be San Francisco, Collected Letters, the Sixties.
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October 10, 2026
This is one of the best stories on starting from the very beginning of the journey from heterosexual not-in-the-scene girl through the ending as a lesbian submissive 24/7 TPE (total power exchange) ownership/slavery story I have ever read. I really like these kinds of stories. A number of authors try to get here, but very few actually deliver. The Domme, Vivi, seems to value/love the sub, Amy, and she treats Amy with aftercare and other considerations during the scenes. There was no specific mention of safewords, but other elements of Safe, Sane and Consensual were on display, so I presume that discussion occurred off page.
I have never read or even heard of this author, but I will be looking for more from her.
YMMV.
P.S. It appears that there are at least two authors named Kay Williams on GoodReads. The other books and the author’s picture seem inconsistent with this one book. Amazon has this book but doesn’t have an Author’s page for it.
I have never read or even heard of this author, but I will be looking for more from her.
YMMV.
P.S. It appears that there are at least two authors named Kay Williams on GoodReads. The other books and the author’s picture seem inconsistent with this one book. Amazon has this book but doesn’t have an Author’s page for it.
October 25, 2026
So satisfying!
This story is deep, in-depth lesbian BDSM. Reading the formation of each step drove me farther and farther wild and yearning to replace the muse as myself. I wanted the story to continue and become real.
This story is deep, in-depth lesbian BDSM. Reading the formation of each step drove me farther and farther wild and yearning to replace the muse as myself. I wanted the story to continue and become real.
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