Femdom Wrath: Marriage Therapy, Beatrice's Style (The Seven Femdom Sins Series)

"Because if you lie to me," she went on, her voice dropping, "I'll have no choice but to put you over my knee and spank you."

The image of it broke over Arthur like a wave — bent across her lap, that beige dress, the smooth bare thighs beneath him, her hand rising and falling — and it was so erotic and so overwhelming that his mind went white for a moment and he began, helplessly, to shake. He did not yet know the half of what it would be. He only had the picture, and the picture alone was nearly too the idea of being folded down over a woman's knees like a naughty child, of surrendering even that, even the dignity of standing upright, to her. He could not have said, in that moment, what he wanted more — to avoid it, or to earn it.

And the walls, which had been coming down all evening, simply fell.

Some men aren't angry. They're just never met the woman who isn't afraid of them.

To everyone outside their door, Arthur Kessler is a good man — polished, promotable, the husband who always brings flowers. Only Kimberly knows the other the raised voice, the raised hand, the apology so tender it persuades her to stay one more time, every time. After the last incident brings the police into their lives and a court order into his file, the Kesslers are sent to a specialist to save their marriage. They're only trying to pass the test and get their lives back.

But Beatrice Sterling is no ordinary marriage counselor.

She is beautiful in a way that undoes men — commanding, effortlessly sensual, a dominant woman entirely in control of every room she enters, including her own home, where her devoted husband Julian serves her with an adoration the Kesslers can only stare at. From the moment Arthur takes her hand, his body betrays him; he cannot stop looking at her, cannot stop wanting her, cannot understand what is happening to him. And Beatrice, who reads a man to the bone in a single handshake, knows exactly where these sessions are leading long before either of the Kesslers does.

One session at a time, with a seductress's patience and a surgeon's precision, she draws out of Arthur the thing he has hidden his entire life — the secret he never once shared with his wife, never dared share with anyone — until there is nowhere left for him to hide it, and Kimberly at last sees the man she truly married.

In Femdom Wrath, Elara Stone continues the Seven Femdom Sins Series with her darkest, most intimate entry yet. Stone writes the inner world of submissive and cross-dressing men with a rare, electric authenticity — putting the reader inside desires most books only gesture at — and brings to it all the psychological intensity, slow-burning power reversal, and scorching sensuality that her readers, and every story touched by Beatrice, are loved for. This is not a story about temper. It's a story about fear — whose it really is, and the one woman who can hand it back.

Prepare to be aroused.