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Overpowered Men
Females take charge in this sizzling new collection of 50 Femdom short stories. In Building a Better Boyfriend, Ryan s on the way out of Jackie s life unless he agrees to a special training program. And in My Ex-Wife's New Maid, Bruce's ex invites him over for dinner at her secluded home. Before he knows it, he wakes to find himself in a collar, part of a scheme to turn him into her groveling submissive. Also includes Withered On The Vine, Plain Brown Wrapper, The New Dog, A Horse With No Name and many more!
472 pages, Paperback
First published March 10, 2014
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July 30, 2015
Overpowered Men is a voluminous anthology consisting of 50 femdom stories of varying lengths. This book definitely is not intended for a general audience or even the odd reader looking for adventure. Realistically, one would need to be an aficionado of this genre to consider reading all the stories it contains, regardless of their quality.
The author, who uses the pen name Orlando – perhaps a reference to the title of a gender-bending fantasy novel by Virginia Woolf – has incorporated the majority of the most common femdom themes within these stories. A significant number of them involve some variation of a man being tricked into a life of substantive submission by a woman in his life. None of the stories are poorly written, although as might be expected in an anthology of this size, some are much better than others.
Curiously, my favorite story in this collection, “A Letter to K-Y Lubricants”, is not the least bit erotic. It is a slyly humorous complaint letter written by a man in 24/7 chastity, basically whining that the claims about the product by the manufacturer did not live up to his expectations as they pertained to convincing his wife to release his penis from captivity. This story demonstrates the true skill of the writer beyond the limited realm of femdom erotica.
Jim Lyon
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The author, who uses the pen name Orlando – perhaps a reference to the title of a gender-bending fantasy novel by Virginia Woolf – has incorporated the majority of the most common femdom themes within these stories. A significant number of them involve some variation of a man being tricked into a life of substantive submission by a woman in his life. None of the stories are poorly written, although as might be expected in an anthology of this size, some are much better than others.
Curiously, my favorite story in this collection, “A Letter to K-Y Lubricants”, is not the least bit erotic. It is a slyly humorous complaint letter written by a man in 24/7 chastity, basically whining that the claims about the product by the manufacturer did not live up to his expectations as they pertained to convincing his wife to release his penis from captivity. This story demonstrates the true skill of the writer beyond the limited realm of femdom erotica.
Jim Lyon
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March 20, 2014
For those of you that have read Violated Men & Humiliated Men from Orlando, this book is the two combined in one massive volume.
For those of you thinking about reading either book, just grab this one instead.
50 short stories, all fantastically Femdom!
For those of you thinking about reading either book, just grab this one instead.
50 short stories, all fantastically Femdom!
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