Review: The Soliciatation (Waldorf Manor)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 22, 2013
The Solicitation (Waldorf Manor) is one of the most interesting book that I've read in awhile. This is an age-play book, but, what sets it apart as different is the platonic relationship between the "father" and "daughter".  Also missing is the usually forced regression, diaper play, and the usually mean nanny/governess that haunts English age play stories.  This story has Brayden James, who has been raised in a strict and formal household. He decides that he wants to help a lower class girl that has grown up without the benefits of what he feels is normal discipline and structure.  Brayden realizes that Alice is really at about 10 years old in her way of dealing with manners and the proper ways of the world. He decides that Alice needs to relive her life again year by year and uses love and discipline to turn her into a proper young lady.The story will well written, has an interesting plot and marvelous side characters.  I can't wait for the second book to come out.  I have a feeling Uncle Bennett will be totally  different story.