Bondage

by Patti Davis

Book Overview

After meeting Anthony, a hotshot Hollywood director, Sara, usually the sexual aggressor in her encounters with men, finds the roles changing as Anthony takes complete control over her. By the author... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671869531
• ISBN13: 9780671869533
• Release Date: February 1994
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster
• Length: 316 Pages
• Weight: 1.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.5" x 9.5"

Customer Reviews

I loved this book

This was the first book that I had read that was a story of S & M, mind games and power trips. I had no other books to compare it to. I found the book to be well written, no slow parts. I think that Davis did an excellent job in conveying thoughts and feelings. I must admit I was courious about what the daughter of famous people would write. I loved it.

Wonderfully written; I was tied up from beginning to end!

I read "Bondage" because I had already read several other things by Patti Davis, and her writing style appeals to me a great deal. Like Truman Capote, Patti Davis is clear and concise; not flowery, but able to sum up human feelings and motives with original, profound phrases that caused me to pause to let the reality sink in without losing continuity.The subject matter was new to me; a new genre. But I was entertained and educated by her insights into the more private realms of human sexuality; realms that many humans hide even from themselves. And though she took me to fictional places that were sometimes alarming, she exposed nothing for mere shock value.Unless already a fan of fiction that deals with what some might call "fetish sexuality", this book might well be written off as using "sex and violence" as a quick hook to the media-led masses. To avoid that jumped conclusion, it would be a good idea, if you think you might be offended, to start with other Pattis Davis books. Having done so, and having gotten comfortable with her way of presenting the human condition, use that trust to allow yourself to read "Bondage". The lifestyle within may never be to your liking, but you will learn something about people, and that is always a valuable experience. And what you learn is being told by the same multi-faceted writer that wrote "Angels Don't Die : My Father's Gift of Faith", a warm and probing look at faith.

this book is worth reading.

this book is very hot... for someone who is a novice into the idea of being submissive, this book can show you how good it can be.the scene in the alley and the scene in the dungeon are scenes you will never forget.