Brie Embraces the Heart of Submission by Red Phoenix
** First published as the wildly popular eight-part eBook serial, Brie Embraces the Heart of Submission: After Graduation is now available as a full-length novel. ** On the night of graduation, Brie Bennett offered her collar to the man who'd won her devotion during her time at the Submissive Training Center. So begins the seductive sequel to Brie Learns the Art of Submission. The intimate encounters Brie enjoys with her new Master are hot and deliciously challenging. On the flipside, despite her newly acquired skills, she discovers that being a sub also requires maturity, intelligence and willing sacrifice. Her Master has a tragic past that he has kept hidden. She is unaware that someone is waiting in the wings, plotting to return and rip his world apart. Brie has troubles of her own, including an obsessive Dom who won't let her go, parents who refuse to accept her new lifestyle, and a film that is struggling to see the light of day. Brie's journey with her Master brings both sweet ecstasy and unbearable pain. Friendships deepen and love grows, even as her life begins to crumble around her. To survive, Brie will need the strength of a love that binds her securely-heart and soul. *Adult Material (18+) Warning: This book contains sexually explicit content and scenes that some readers may find objectionable.Phoenix (Stephen Heard) is a serious thinker, a fiction writer, poet, playwright, and philosopher. He's authored eight full-length novels (including The Street Boy and Contorted Royal), five poetry collections (including the previously published Characters), an experimental novella, Silent Noise, Death's Mirror, one short book, three plays, an informal philosophical treatise, another philosophical treatise, and two short story collections, amo The Street Child is a fictional autobiography, or autofiction, written by Phoenix in the tradition of Proust and Knausgaard. The events in the text were filtered via a fictional prism to emphasize and add plausibility to Phoenix's frequently unusual and fantastical/spiritual experiences, making them more realist and powerful. Phoenix is a child, and children are innocent.
Homelessness is employed as a metaphor for psychological and spiritual dislocation, but the metaphor's beauty allows themes like resilience and tenacity to shine through. You'll almost certainly never encounter another person like The Street Kid, who blurs fantasy and reality, delusion and rationality, to weird and profound effects.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9780615911250 |
| ISBN 10 | 0615911250 |
| Title | Brie Embraces the Heart of Submission |
| Author | Red Phoenix |
| Series | Brie |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Red Phoenix |
| Year published | 2013-10-25 |
| Number of pages | 544 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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