Review: For medical & humiliation lovers everywhere.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 27, 2012
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this BDSM/medical/spanking and historical novel. It is set in the 1920's but in an imaginary country within the country Germany.Anne Randolph has the history of the time described beautifully, the mindset of the sexually naive, young English bride Amanda, the Teutonic disciplinary streak and best of all accuracy of the medical practices of the day. Gynaecology, and history of medical practice is something I know a lot about, so although there are a few liberties taken by the Dr and one piece of equipment direct from BDSM history, much of the medical equipment, examination and practice is relatively accurate and existed as described. Yes, there are medical anal dilators.Society was very different then, sex not discussed, and many a bride went to her wedding night without a clue as to what happened there! Amanda's had a little basic information, but her shock and rejection at her husbands sexual appetite, oral sex demands and interest in anal sex comes to a head, which Amanda rejects. However, the Count, a dominant man, will not be thwarted and demands a thorough medical examination of Amanda to see if there are any physical problems and for the doctor to explain what her wifely expectations are to entail, including anal cleansings and sex, plus domestic discipline. Amanda's humiliation and submission as well as forced restraint during her medical is secured.I think it also reflected the repressed Brit mentality to sex at that time versus the more open and experimental Teutonic mindset to sexual practices.No significant typos or formatting issues. A novelette, I'd recommend to those interested in this genre, but adults only.