Showing posts with label D/s romance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label D/s romance. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 July 2010

Love and Life with Stardust Twinkles


'Swan Songs' is the first installment of 'The Stardust Diaries'

The love of Tarn's life is his partner, Jonathan Lane, assistant manager in a jeweller's shop, aka Stardust Twinkles, transvestite and part time drag queen.

 
Life with Twinkles is many things, but quiet isn’t one of them. He’s beautiful, complex, impulsive, a diva, demanding, loving, bitchy, jealous, emotional and sometimes just plain naughty!

 
Tarn's views and philosophical observations on life and love with his unique partner are highly entertaining.

 
The hub of T & T's social life is The Pink Parrot Club, a haven for the transgender crowd. Here you’ll find Twink's best friend, Lulu, and his deadly rival, Natalie, the fiend in a frock. Meet the ballroom dancing medics, Teddy and Maurice, and Brian, the club owner, and a host of others including Rick the lascivious barman.

Follow the trials, tribulations heartaches and joys of life with a man who has a unique aspect to his personality. An uplifting and tender book with some laugh out loud moments, as well as some tearful ones.

 


The Stardust Diaries

 
Book Two
January 3rd 2006 to May 31st 2006

 
Another instalment of The Stardust Diaries… what does 2006 have in store for Tarn and Twinkles? Only time and Tarn will tell.

Funny, romantic, thought provoking and endearing… a glimpse into the life of an unusual couple and their alternative lifestyle.

 
Also available in the same series

Coming Out

Jonathan springs a couple of surprises on his boyfriend Tarn. The first surprise leaves Tarn shell shocked, but on the second occasion it’s Jonathan who gets a shock.
Tarn tells the tale of how his boyfriend Jonathan Lane comes out to him as a transvestite and also details their very first discipline encounter.

 
Coming Out also contains the evocative and moving ‘A Letter From Steven.’
Coming Out is a supplement to 'Swan Songs'

Swan Songs and The Stardust Diaries are available in print from Amazon stores and Lulu.com E-Books are available from Lulu, Smashwords and 1Romance E-Books


Thursday, 10 September 2009

Three Discipline Drabbles

A Family Heirloom:

It’s a thing of beauty, a family heirloom lovingly handcrafted by Joshua’s great grandfather as a gift for his bride to be. Sitting at the dressing table Ben watches the late afternoon sun play along its back. The warm topaz shades in the walnut wood glow like jewels. He imagines Joshua’s great grandmother sitting where he’s sitting, drawing the heavy oval brush through her long hair, as she prepares for bed. A voice firmly speaks an instruction. Picking the brush up He obediently stands, turns and walks slowly across to where Joshua is waiting. The heirloom’s beauty diminishes a little.

Collision Course:


How do I tell Alan that I don’t wish to continue this relationship, not in its current form anyway? I love him, that hasn’t changed, but the need for discipline has. It has served its purpose and is no longer relevant. A new direction is called for. I’ll tell him tonight. He’ll understand and respect my decision I know. Then, when we’re clear about this new direction, I’ll calmly explain why the car’s front end is crumpled, on account of me being unable to slow down in time to prevent collision with a stationary police car. He’ll understand, I think.


Submissive:

Hurt me. Make me bleed, I said. Why, he answered, why must you hurt, why must you bleed? As penalty, I whispered, for living when I have no right. He stroked my face tenderly and held me for some time before saying, no one should have to hurt or be made to bleed in order to justify existence. You have as much right to exist as any one of us. I will never make you bleed for being yourself, nor hurt you for my lone pleasure. He was the one I had waited for. I placed my trust with him.


Copyright: Fabian Black 2009