The Toilet: A Mistress Misery Story

by Cruella Pain

A hard-core story of female domination and the extremes to which it may lead.

Mistress Misery was not one generally for making physical contact with her slaves, preferring to make them suffer for her pleasure online, and certainly she never envisaged ever allowing one into her respectable and well-appointed domestic arrangements.

But when Kelvin Oliver fell for her when he came to fix a faulty lavatory, she found herself considering the impossible, the most extreme, the most degrading involvement that could ever be imagined.

If Mistress Misery was going to have an commitment at all, it would have to be all of that....and more.

Much, much, MUCH more…

Written by a practicing British Dominatrix, the author of the cult classic ‘Mistress Misery’.

48 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 20, 2014

Reviews

[Karla Schneider · Rating 4 out of 5]

I think the build up and the scene was very nice, but once again the perceived femdom from the eyes of an amateur means that women need to compensate for the lack of power and confidence with profanity and negativity. How could a scene be hot if it's filled with verbal vomit?

[David · Rating 4 out of 5]

A Devotion Rarely Articulated

Wow, quietly intoxicating. To find this ritualistic partnership so exquisitely nurtured through matriarchal patience is a tour-de-force. To slip into stage 2 owned and appreciated, is a vortex only savoured by sub-humans?📯

[Alan]

Extreme femdom, but i love that side.

[Cbtok · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mistress Misery rides again, and her sadistic depravity knows no bounds! She has a slight plumbing problem and, when the plumber arrives, he has no idea what he is in for. Cruella Pain writes of a female sadist who will stop at nothing to absolutely enslave all males who come within her dreadful grasp.

[Tom · Rating 5 out of 5]

Unlike the previous story in the series, this story is written from the perspective of Mistress Misery. In some ways, I like the second story even better because of the contrast in the viewpoints and motivations.

[John C · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quite graphic in its description of the ultimate servitude. Some aspects from the slaves POV perhaps might have given a bit more meat.