Wil Jackson

Wilmot Jackson is a major character in Moira's Covenant, the tenth book in the Free Spirits series, and returns as a supporting character in the twelfth book, Sophie's Wisdom. Wil is a prominent attorney and political consultant in the city of Stallbrook, heading the firm of Jackson, Pierce & Wilson; while his loyalties are to the Republican Party, his views are moderate and he describes his political philosophy as "pragmatic individualist". He met his wife Daria when he represented her brother in a discrimination case, and she in fact proposed marriage to him. They have a grown daughter, Tala, who is a social worker living in Seattle with a female partner, and it was Tala's coming out to them which encouraged Daria to come out as bisexual, and the couple to explore first swinging and then BDSM.
Wil and Daria meet Moira Cloutier at a play party hosted by APEx, and have an enjoyable play session with her. They learn that she is coincidentally a member of the same Free Spirit Local Gathering which they attend. Later, they explore having a triad relationship with Moira as their service and sexual submissive. Wil tends to be a rational and even-keeled gentleman, but can at times lose his temper when under stress. Over time, as the three grow closer, the Jacksons formalize their relationship with Moira through a collaring ceremony, with Wil taking the title and Scene name of Efendi, from the Persian or Ottoman Turkish word meaning "lord", "master" or "sir".
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