*BDSM SPECIAL* Sunday's Spotlight

B.D.S.M.

Bondage/Discipline…Dominance/Submission…Sadism/Masochism

Regardless of how you define it, BDSM is all about the person administering it or receiving it. For this entire week, I am going to feature SPECIAL Authors who not only specialize in BDSM books but also live the lifestyle. It’s going to be interesting and very educational week. So…get out your notepads, open your minds and let me take you on a journey into a world of seduction, dominance, whips & chains!

            For this BlogSpot, I am featuring author Cassidy Browning.

Ms. Cassidy Browning is the combined personalities of Reggie Alexander and Kasi Alexander. Together they live full time with their partner Eeza, as a Trio in a Master/slave/slave relationship. Together, they all live and are active in the Denver area and have a very co-dependent Great Dane named Daisy and a masochistic cat named Rumble. They enjoy the entire writing process and the challenges team writing presents. They currently have two books in the BDSM Ménage Fantasies series with Siren Bookstrand Publishing with the third done and in their own personal editing process. The first two are Clifftop Fantasies, and The Masters of Falcon’s Fantasies. The third is tentatively titled, Double Dom Fantasies and should be off to Siren within the week. They all live and love the BDSM lifestyle they write about and are always happy to discuss BDSM with whoever will stand still long enough.

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     After a wonderful review in Exotic Travels Magazine, the BDSM bed-and-breakfast Clifftop Fantasies has been invaded by the charming but undisciplined rock star Daphne “Falcon” Monroe, there to film her newest video. She has brought her rowdy bandmates, her harassed and overworked manager Finn Scott, and her own appetite for chaos and trouble. Finn is determined to rein in her explosive nature, but he may not be able to accomplish it in time to keep her from ruining her career. Little does either of them know that they are on a collision course with the troubled and grieving pilot Decker Cunningham.
     Will her self-destructive tendencies be stoked by bad boy Blaze, or will she be tamed by the combined efforts of Finn and the quiet Dominant Decker? Add in an illicit affair with an up-and-coming politician, and an unsuspecting leather community, and you'll discover who becomes the Masters of Falcon's fantasies.

 

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     When Allie Walker inherits her father’s huge, beautiful house on the California coast, she knows it is the chance of a lifetime. Now she can start the bed-and-breakfast she’s always dreamed of—with the help of her boyfriend Brad McCarthy and the sexy, mysterious handyman Karl Masterson.
     But no sooner do they open for business when mistakes from Allie’s past come back to haunt her and she begins to suspect that her father had his own shocking secrets. Now Allie must reconcile herself with her past, deal with the photographer who seems to want to bring up things she’d rather not talk about, decide what to do about the sexy woman that is showing interest in Brad, and deal with the fact that her father was a leader in the local BDSM community. And then there is her growing attraction to Karl and the way of life he represents.

Well folks, that’s it for Cassidy Browning. Her books are available for purchase at Siren at http://www.bookstrand.com/cassidy-browning

Stay tuned for Tuesday’s Teaser for another special guest, Kasi Alexander as we delve deeper into the world of BDSM as we answer more questions into this mysterious world.

Until next time Keep READING!!!

 

Rebecca Joyce

 

Myths & Facts of BDSM

Myth #1: Using safewords and safe signals during first and incidental contacts is a good idea.
Fact: In most BDSM-relationships they are considered to be rather silly and useless.

Myth #2: Being a sub before your dom and testing out toys and gear on your own (dominants) body is a good safety measure.
Fact: Self inflicted impulses (like "feeling the whip" or testing nipple clamps on your hand or even nipples) are totally different from what somebody else does to you, especially if that happens in an entirely different context with emotions raging at a 100 Miles per hour and lots of other impulses. What you felt, when you tested the clamp in the shop, has NOTHING to do with what it feels like to the sub, when used in a scene.