Publisher's Synopsis
This new for 2020 book, packed with many intense forms of woman dominance and girls win scenarios, aims to combine dozens of immensely arousing ideas and concepts all into one story, set in a fictional world where the women, led by a country called Amazonland, and more specifically by some pretty and feisty women who bear a striking resemblance to many of the 2007 - 2020 TV show hostesses, have, before long, totally taken over everything in the world. It becomes a world where these ruling women take great pleasure in seeing males either try to achieve unachievable tasks, performing tasks that leave them messy in the face and underneath a woman, or these tasks might involve sticking to the script even when it means they are in for a terrible beating.Writing this has allowed me to finally put some of my favorite ideas of all time together into one work with one main story, two to ten main characters, and with one timeline. It fills a niche as the world is crying out for a good new novel on fem-dominance, dominatrix power and toying with enslaved men who obey all in a vain hope of surviving and of pleasing their mistresses.If this piece of writing sells half as many copies as 50 Shades of Grey, I will be very happy. The fellow contributors are all personalities that inhabit my one body.Being an immigrant, and one who is neither a dancer nor a joker, but who grew up fascinated in performance wrestling shows on YV, I saw my inevitable role as a kind of heel, or villain, as people do like to see a foreigner fall, and get beaten by the local heroes, especially if I am associated with a foe that has at some point in the past tried to invade them, and if my defeat means empowerment for the women of the world at the same time. I like to combine this idea with the massive trend from the action movie fight scenes and also in speciality film-making for the 18+ of showing females win fights with males, often through impressive kicks to the face or groin, while looking girly and superb.I hope I find an audience who is as open to this unconventional, and often adult form of writing as I was. If I had read this book ten or 20 years ago, it would certainly have been my favorite book in the world, so if other people put it anywhere near their top 10 of all time, I will be very pleased.
