Introduction
You know that saying, "There might be snow on the rooftop, but there's
still fire in the furnace"? I know it's
about the passion of older individuals, but it always makes me think of the
upper-classes as popularized in such period dramas as Upstairs, Downstairs and Downton
Abbey. Just imagine the flames
burning inside those stoic, emotionally unresponsive characters. They're icy-cold on the outside, but inside
they're hot, hot, hot!
Mind Your Manors is inspired by the
archetypes of manor houses and grand estates.
In A Roll in the Hay, snooty
Lady Angela has been out riding and she's very disappointed to arrive at the
stables only to find stable boy Frankie hasn't completed his tasks for the
day. It's a good thing Frankie enjoys
his share of erotic punishment, because Lady Angela loves to lay down the law.
Our next story is From the Manor
Torn, whose title is playfully adapted from To the Manor Born. Remember that britcom
from the late 70s/early80s, starring Penelope Keith and Peter Bowles? If you don't, be sure to look it up. My version is a little zanier (okay, a LOT
zanier), about an upper class lady who inexplicably moves into an urban high
rise-with her butler, of course. But the
love story isn't what you'd expect!
Finally, we come to Serving the
Master, a story in which a housemaid with a crush seduces the Master in his
sleep, night after night. When he one
day wakes up before the proceedings, he's shocked to discover what this young
woman's been doing. And when he finds
out why she's been doing it, he's even more surprised. You will be, too.
I've included my lesbian paranormal threesome story Oubliette as a special bonus for you. This one's set in a castle
that's been converted into a fancy resort hotel. Saba and Miranda always fight on vacation,
but this time they patch things up with the help of a mysterious stranger.
Might not be the big house, but a castle's definitely got the creep-factor
going for it.
Three short stories from the manor house and one from a creepy castle.
Hope you get your fill with this fabulously fancy fiction!
Giselle Renarde