Subcontinent Sirens

The first volume of "Subcontinent Sirens" opens with Ms Indira's "A Passage to Britannia"; her tale of psychological manipulation as a young Indian housekeeper with control issues grooms her smug and superior English employer into dependency upon her during his tenure employed by the Salar Jung Museum in Hyderabad. His fall will be domestic, emotional, and deep… And, his young housekeeper is determined, will not be limited to her native-land alone!

Next, we have Malkin Jamali's "Serving Ms Shreya", in which, widowed and left wealthy, the Pakistani wife of an arranged marriage decides to try and realise her fondest childhood dream from her days of poverty in Peshawar… A dream that includes the employment in her home of a suitably handsome and mature European male… Enter the bitter, handsome, and recently divorced, Michael Wilson… A man with a life in ruins who is utterly perfect for what she has in mind... If she can achieve it!

Female-led fiction for those readers who prefer their fantasies to be of a believable and character-driven kind.