Listening to the two dom women in the story discuss Reuben's history and his fate was extremely arousing.

I have a soft-spot for secret society stories and this one piqued my imagination.īut even the existence of the Coterie only leads to other questions: how could Reuben's crime have happened? Surely he was the victim of a conspiracy, thinks one of the more mature members of the Coterie.

Right away we ask questions - why is Reuben imprisoned? Where is he being held? The questions lead us to the existence of a secret society of Dominant Women called the Coterie. The story opens in media res - which is fitting for a sequel. Have to admit that femdom isn't usually my thing, but I was really impressed with BR's blog posts, so, when she offered me a chance to read Rebellious Slave in exchange for an honest review, I jumped at the chance. Her first collection of wonderfully smutty BDSM stories, Fetish Worship, raised the bar for quality erotic fiction. Can Eli escape their clutches? Or will his addiction to relinquish control overwhelm all else?īillierosie's short works have appeared in numerous anthologies, including 'The Love That Never Dies:Erotic Encounters with the Undead,' the Sherlockian erotica book 'My Love of all That is Bizarre: The Erotic Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' and many others. Jasmine shares her wild secret life with the eager young man, introducing him to The Coterie organization and its charter of full male domination. In 2012, Billierosie produced the wonderfully erotic “Enslaving Eli,” which takes the point of view of another male submissive, Eli, after he falls for the wrong (or right?) girl. But those waiting to learn more about the sexual women of the Coterie can always look to the past. Light, historical, clever, and oh-so-raunchy, “Rebellious Slave” is sure to linger in your mind after reaching the conclusion, which comes all too soon. In her newest story, Reuben commits a cardinal sin against his alluring Mistress, Melissa, something she does not take lightly. It's this reversal from the norm that gives “Rebellious Slave” an edge. Here, however, the dominants are members of the cruelly sensual organization known as The Coterie, operated entirely by female dominants. As most readers of the popular sub-genre can attest, that particular role is typically left to a female. In “Rebellious Slave,” Billierosie explores the dominant and submissive lifestyle from the unique view of a male submissive. Her descriptions of musculature, pulse rates, and facial features lend an intimate understand of Reuben's physiology before we readers learn his name. While her newest contribution to the erotica genre may be short, around 30 pages or so, it packs an impressive punch. Whenever Billierosie takes on a new project, her fans sit politely in anticipation, all the while squirming inside - hot for her words of erotic passion.

Rebellious Slave by Billierosie