When a hand settled on each cheek and spread him wide, his fingers curled numb around the table and he whimpered once, soft and sharp, before he could stop himself, remind himself that he was supposed to be pretending to like this. Foster slapped him hard across the ass, more heat than pain compared to all he’d endured already he barely flinched. And yet that excerpt is awfully similar to the following scene in Anchored, which was part of my biggest category of favourites, Abuse → Rescue → Happy ending.
– Excerpt from The Tied Man (Chapter 7) by Tabitha McGowan (2013). The huge eyes that had sparked with a life beyond this place were dull and dilated. He slowly turned to face me so his head was forced to one side against the smooth wood. ‘You’ve been a very bad boy, haven’t you, Finn? I’m sure Lilith is capable of teaching you an important lesson.’ ‘Try it.’ She pressed the crop into my hand. I could say nothing at all, and Blaine took this as permission to continue. He can be whoever you want him to be, and you can do whatever you like to him.’ Imagine what it’s like to live out any fantasy you’ve ever had without fear of censure or discovery. But probably because it wasn’t erotica, even for the author. Wait, there was one I really liked, The Tied Man. (Sorry, authors! Your kink is not my kink but your kink is okay!) Not really erotica: The Tied Man by Tabitha McGowan, The Flesh Cartel by Rachel Haimowitz and Heidi Belleau.Īnd those are all good books, but I couldn’t even rank them in order of preference, because my kink gagged on all of them equally. Dark erotica: The Edge of the Earth by Molly Joseph, Fog by Jeff Mann, Frog by Claire Thompson, Take Me, Break Me by Cari Silverwood, Tender Mercies by Kitty Thomas, Trust in Me by Skye Warren.
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