Breakdown

Samuel Benson brings us his interracial female-led tale, "Breakdown".

Read on, as a divorced and emotionally and financially lost man heads towards the Oregon home of his sister in the hope of some solace.

Solace he is never to receive when his car joins his dead cell-phone and gives up the ghost on a back road.

Calling in at an isolated but expensive home after a long walk, he nonetheless receives an unlikely – and certainly unsought – salvation in the home of a huge and commanding African/American woman.

A former professional-dominatrix who, though glad to be finished with the profession that had made her financially comfortable, is not only lonely but missing the exercise of power and control she used to experience over her clients on a daily basis.

Even if she was giving those clients paying her exactly what they wanted.

No surprise then, that she sees the obviously demoralised and vulnerable white-man, calling at her home for help, as the answer to both her loneliness and her need to exercise control of a more real and lasting kind.

Of a kind to which she is surprised to find her visitor surprisingly receptive.

After a while, anyway!

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A short fantasy work, set in the domestic and psychological female-led world of believable and consensual fiction, for for those readers with a desire to have a light shone on the more… outré …corners of their imaginations.