Two Exciting New Period Novels from Vanessa de Sade
Erotica in Depression America
Maid for Milking
It's 1939. The Great Depression still ravages the Kansas plains and young Lizzie Ljunggren has just given birth. But, fecund and full-breasted – and possessed of the sweetest milk in all the state – it isn't long before Lizzie's in the service of the black-veiled Mistress, owner of a mysterious organisation called The Farm, which lists human milk as one of its many ‘services.’ |
A Classic Re-imagined!
Jane
A feast of erotic delights awaits you in the balmy sugar fields of Thornfield Plantation in this bold reimagining of Charlotte Bronte's classic novel set in the Trinidad of 1847, as Jane journeys forth from Southampton to enter the employ of the brooding Mister Rochester, abolitionist ex-slave and now master of his own estate. There are steamy bathhouse encounters with Mama Fairfax the voluptuous Cajun housekeeper; sadomasochistic assignations with an inky black Grace Poole; and deliciously hot tropical nights in the arms of the doll-like Blanche Pang – but all Jane hungers for as she stalks Thornfield's whispering halls of secrets is the dusky Rochester, detached and alone in his chamber at the end of the passage… |
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