The Tower

The Castle #2

by N.T. Morley

Tess, a reformed high-class call girl married to billionaire Charles Roberts, has everything she ever wanted. But everything is not enough for the insatiably submissive Tess, who craves more domination than her wealthy husband gives her. So Charles sends Tess to The Castle, a playground for the rich and kinky, where she becomes a prisoner of sex. But even the offerings of The Castle do not curb Tess's desires - that is, until she meets the sadistic Roland Girard, and he becomes her ultimate master. In his quest to completely dominate Tess, Girard enlists his many friends of both sexes to help in the task of utterly humiliating her. But through it all, Tess is tormented by that which brings her the most exquisite pleasure - knowing that she will forever be Girard's slave.

Genres: BDSM

167 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2005

About the author

N.T. Morley's erotic novels explore the pleasures of submission and dominance. They are by turns dark, taboo, and satiric. If you've ever fantasized about being or training a willing but recalcitrant sex slave, then N.T. Morley's novels are for you.

Reviews

[Heathy · Rating 1 out of 5]

Complete trash. I have read erotica before and this is not erotica. It is trash. Erotica has at least some semblance of a plot. This was just page after page of pornography. It was so repulsive that I literally felt the urge to vomit on several occasions.

It wasn't the BDSM that bothered me. The females in the book were putting things into their mouths after they had been in very VERY dirty places... and those things hadn't been washed. Um... they're going to get some very nasty bacterial infections or worse. Why not just stick your mouth in the toilet bowl? It's probably cleaner.

To top it all off, the writing was repetitive and atrocious.

[LaNita · Rating 3 out of 5]

Much better than "The Castle", the first book in the series. I like that it continues with the same character, Tess. This book goes further into her journey and desire to become a "slave". Someone who is into that may read the book differently, but I felt sad for Tess. While it does focus more on the psychological journey, like the first book, sex and domination are definitely center stage. A very quick read.