Alphonse, the kindhearted son of a dictator, is being forced to learn his father’s ruthless ways, but the torture that goes on in Hyde’s dungeon is too much for him to bear. Alphonse is horrified that someone as charming and seductive as Hyde can show such cruelty.
Hyde refuses to allow Alphonse to think he’s a monster. The men in his dungeon are feeling pleasure, not pain. Alphonse is dubious…but Hyde is more than happy to demonstrate on him.
With a mixture of tenderness and trust, author Yamila Abraham proves that even the most innocent submissive can enjoy an extreme initiation at the hands of a loving master.
The dungeon is a bizarre bastion of kindness in an otherwise ruthless world. Hyde uses tools that are somewhat unique—tools that could be used for legitimate torture if a master so desired.
There are no paddles or whips in Hyde’s dungeon. Hyde specializes in something far more extreme.
