By S. Dora (Guest Blogger)
Anyone picking up A
Weekend Unbound will probably notice two things: the amount of kinky
scenes and the many moments of self-reflection by both Dominant
Derek and his submissive lover Tyler. The lovers can’t seem to stop
thinking about why they do what they do, how they prepare mentally
and so on…
Some might interpret this
as a way of A. Moore and yours truly to make absolutely clear this
isn’t about abuse, but about a loving relationship with a bit of
extra. Why not simply let them do all those hot and kinky stuff? Do
readers always have to be reminded of Safe, Sane and Consensual
between a spanking and a good hard fuck?
The interpretation is very
understandable, and we certainly don’t mind this reading. After
all, a story with a clear message about certain rules and safety
never hurt the adventurous couple. But more than that the
motivation for all those thoughts meandering through the playroom
scenes, is the pure pleasure of creating characters who sometimes
doubt and are nervous and wonder if this is too much or not enough.
Rituals have meaning for the characters and are not just to show the
writers’ awareness of the Safe Sane Consensual concept.
Because, let’s not fool
ourselves, Dom and sub can do everything right according to the big
book of proper BDSM and still be in an abusive relationship if they
are blind to their true power (im)balance. Safe words are fine, but a
keen eye for the silent language of the body really makes a
difference.
Derek and Tyler know that
BDSM, and especially D/s, is a very important part of their
relationship, and both feel they want to leave all boundaries behind
and damn the consequences, but to be honest, my fellow writer and I
never even contemplated to write such a story. We wanted a bit more
realism. To us realism includes Dom Derek suddenly recognizing what
he’s actually doing during a very intense scene. Or for sub Tyler
to be aware he’s accepting something he doesn’t care for at all,
and why that still can be a good thing.
A small taste?
Perhaps it was best if he
was practical about it. He scraped together whatever energy he had
left and climbed the stairs once more. He needed to clean and put
away the used toys in the playroom, while making sure the things he
would be using on Tyler were within easy reach. Nothing would kill
the mood faster than a Dom clumsily rummaging through a heap of junk
in the hope to find the last vibrator with working batteries while
his sub desperately tried not to giggle.
His fingers caressed
leather, silicone and metal. He shivered when he realized how
beautifully Tyler would suffer, how full of joy his eyes were going
to be when Sir awarded him with another special treat. But there
would be no release, no matter how well he behaved.
He smiled at the sight of
the spanking horse. A fine investment, and he was already imagining
his subby bound and gagged and waiting until Sir was good enough to
pay attention to him.
His cock twitched. Fuck.
Blurb for A
Weekend Unbound
How much can a Dom ask
of his submissive? And how much of himself?
For Derek and Tyler, Dominance and submission have been part of their love right from the first hello. But now Derek wants his submissive to go as deep as he is physically and emotionally able to. During two days and two nights, there are no safety words and very few limits. This is their chance to demonstrate their love for one another through the most extreme scenes they’ve ever played.
There is, however, one rule to trump all others for Tyler—to protect Sir’s most loved possession, even if it means disobedience or going against his own need to submit to his Master without question or complaint.
This weekend will open up levels of their relationship they’ve never dreamed of before.
Reader Advisory: This book contains intense BDSM scenes, strong pain-play, mild humiliation, fisting, pet-play and mild sensual torment. Please be aware of the twenty-four-seven Total Power Exchange dynamic between those two men.
About S. Dora:
S. Dora is the me writing m/m erotica, though I can imagine a m/f or f/f story might suddenly decide they want to get written too, somewhere in the future. The real me is also writing: novels and stories that don't revolve around the down and dirty. And the non-writing me? Is it interesting to know I'm a woman, born in 1961? That my wife and I celebrate our 30th anniversary in October 2011? That we have two sons and five cats and live near Rotterdam? That I had a novel published in Dutch? And one in English? That Dora is because of the little mechanical typewriter I bought with money earned with my very first summer job? That I studied social history and done all kinds of jobs? I guess it actually is, if only because every story ever told is important to at least one reader.
About A. Moore:
I have been reading gay erotica for over 15 years now and I’ve been writing it for a little under ten years. I’ve always had an interest in Dominance and submission, and my writing reflects how my thinking about the scene has evolved. I live in the southern United States, an area not incredibly open to alternative lifestyles, and the internet has been my salvation. I spent about six months working on a website, designing tease and denial games, and it is still one of my biggest kinks.
COMPETITION TIME: S. Dora and A. Moore are also running a competition for the chance to win a $50 gift card of choice. If you are interested please comment below with your reaction to this blog along with your email! If you feel more comfortable not commenting here, please email S. directly at authordora@hotmail.com. The winner will be generated by random.org at the end of the tour.
