Jim's a shy country boy who just moved to New York to escape his closeted gay life. When he ventures to a BDSM club with his friend Eric, a new world is opened to him that he never planned to experience. After meeting a mysterious and powerful Dom, Jim considers giving BDSM a try. There's another slave in the Dom's life though, and he doesn't want Jim to be a part of their world.
This is The Other Slave: The Complete Series, and includes the following stories:
The Voyeur
The Lesson
The Wanting
Jim couldn't believe he had let Eric talk him into going to the BDSM club. It was totally out of Jim's element, but the thought of spending yet another Saturday night alone in a strange city was too excruciating to bear.
In truth, he had thought things would be a lot different when he moved away to live with his friend. Coming from a small town, Jim had felt oppressed, a closeted gay boy with an interest in art and everything that country life couldn't provide and didn't accept. He had thought that moving to a big city would give him a chance to spread his wings and taste all the wonders of life he had always dreamed of. Since Jim had arrived in New York though, he spent more time in their small apartment than anywhere else, too afraid of the world to step outside without Eric by his side.
Life didn't stop for Eric though, not even a heartbeat. He was a socialite, thriving on adventure and chance encounters. Now that they lived together, Jim thought it a wonder that he had even met Eric in the first place. The guy was always gone on the weekends and his days off, usually out doing something seedy that brought a blush to Jim's tanned face from the thought. Eric was only home on nights that he had school the next morning. That was his downtime, his internet time, the time that he had met Jim.
“Come with me, you'll love it,” Eric had begged Jim the previous weekend before he took off for the BDSM club.
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French
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Already translated.
Translated by Théo Halfran
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Author review: Quick and precise. |
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Portuguese
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Already translated.
Translated by Nelson Leonel De Benedetti
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Author review: Great to work with, as always. |
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Luisa Maria Reyes Cortés
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Author review: Quick and precise. |
