Workplace Servitude

Gillian Ormendroyd brings us her credible and believable dark-fantasy tale of interracial authority at the workplace.

After being betrayed and losing his wife, family, home and career, before sliding into alcoholism and mental instability, Clive Devonish finally pulls himself together enough to begin interviewing for jobs in an attempt to salvage something from the disaster that has been made of his life.

The job he finally finds being with the company of Guang Yeung; the female CEO of a small but lucrative Pensions and Insurance operation as her personal-assistant.

It is, he realises, no more than a glorified secretarial position for which he is way over-qualified. But also realises it is a foot back on the employment ladder. As well as a means of securing himself a tiny studio-apartment as he tries to fight his way back up and restore his life to some semblance of normality.

Only to find himself on a path to obedience and domestic and personal service.

Service that will be both long-term and total if his younger Chinese boss is right about the unsuspected weakness and need she has seen at the unknowing Englishman's core.

A weakness and need that, once she has made him aware of it, will be unable to be returned to the box.

Believable fantasy fiction from the author of the highly-regarded and semi-autobiographical femdom classic, "A Female-Led Marriage".