The Reckoning

By Anonymous, Bill Adler, Blue Moon Books

Book Overview

He came up to me, ran his hands over every inch of my body, kissed me until I trembled. Then he took down my shorts and let them flop on the wet sand. He said I must place my hands on the rock a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1562010999
• ISBN13: 9781562010997
• Release Date: July 1998
• Publisher: Running Press Book Publishers
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

A delightful read

I found this book to be very believable and tastefully done. I thoroughly enjoyed every story. Within the first week I read it several times before the impact even began to wear off.It helped me to realize a lot about myself and the role this type of activity can play in the human mind and heart. I am not into senseless pain and punishment, but a "smarting backside" can have very positive effects if brought to that state by the right hand - as this book shows so well.I will definitely be looking for other works by Ms. Madison. Salud!

Clearly the best book of its kind

There are few books of this kind which are written with style, intelligence and a thorough knowledge of the subject to the degree of The Reckoning. It is a collection of short stories, some from the male and some the female perspective. Although the stories are set in the modern era there is a timeless quality to them so that lovers of the Victorian era books will take to it very well. It does not have the kind of self-indulgent, unbelievable fantasy drivel that is sadly so typical from male authors of this genre. You will not be rolling your eyes and saying "Oh brother!" here. Ms. Madison has done an excellent job including characters of all ages and walks of life and at the same time manages to breathe real life into each. Every situation is as believable as if the reader had experienced them in their own life. I highly recommend this book and feel that female readers will find it particularly accessible.It is sad that this book is so hard to find. I have given away every copy I ever owned as gifts and regret it now. If it remains out of print it will be a true loss as it remains head and shoulders above most other books in its class.