To Her Master Born
  • Published:
    Nov-2010
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    Print / eBook
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    256
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Review from FORUM Magazine U.K.

ââ,¬Â¦To Her Master Born is a lush, grown-up fairytale, set in a timeless place far away from the real world. Brother and sister engage in a beautifully written battle for possession of Isabellaââ,¬â"¢s heart and soul, while she struggles to discover whether her love for Lord Wulvedon is more than a fantasy, or whether he will just use her as he has used many other slave girls. The punishments are sensuous rather than relentless, giving the story a particular appeal to those who find heavy SM a turn off.

Review by Rudolf Spoerer

Another domination thriller by Maria Isabel Pita. If you want to know what it's all about being in a master slave relationship then this is the author to read... The FABULOUS thing about this book that places it heads above other dom/discipline novels is that Isabella actually has more than a soft body but actually a very agile brain .... WOW ... and this is the magic ingredient to take us out of porn into delicious fields of pure erotica ....

Book Description

Once upon a time, there lived a bright and beautiful girl named Isabella. A penniless orphan upon her beloved fatherââ,¬â"¢s death, she travels through wildly forested land to the Wulvedon Estate, where she has accepted a position as Tutor. But her pupil is no innocent little girl, and life in the Castle feels like a fantastic and painfully vivid dream to Isabella. She becomes truly aware of her body for the first time as Lady Wulvedon teaches her, by way of increasingly severe lessons, the vital part flesh plays in shaping her beliefs and perceptions.

Isabella is forced to submit, until she meets Lord Wulvedon, then suddenly she embraces her training to do this mysterious thing called Serve. She does not realize the dangerous position her intense beauty puts her in by attracting the attention of Bridgetââ,¬â"¢s twin brother, Bernard, who has never challenged his sisterââ,¬â"¢s claim to anyone, until now.
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EDITIONS
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    • Jul-2002
    • Chimera Press
    • Mass Market Paperback
    • ISBN: 1903931290
    • ISBN13: 9781903931295
    •  
    • Sep-2010
    • Moonlight's Edge
    • eBook (Kindle)
    •  
    • Dec-2010
    • eBook
    •  
    • Dec-2010
    • Smashwords
    • eBook
    • ISBN: 1452337594
    • ISBN13: 9781452337593



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