The Jaguar: The Birth of a Predator is Finally Available in the United States.

I truly love my masked feminizing vigilante known as The Jaguar.  She's a bad ass who avenges the innocent by using forced feminization. Unfortunately, the character has been really snake bit.  Three times now, the character has had bad luck befall them.

1. The Mask of the Jaguar - Her first book saw me accidentally publish the wrong draft twice before the

right one.  Early readers could enjoy seeing crossed out text and other editing marks.

2. The Mask of the Jaguar Audio Book was the only one planned for a spring release that failed to materialize when the narrator quit the business.

3. The Jaguar: The Birth of a Predator - A glitch made it unavailable for sale in the United States. I hyped the heck out of the book only to have customers unable to purchase it.

I am happy to announce that last night I just went ahead and did an unpublish and republished it.  Despite Amazon customer service warning me it might not work, it worked. You can find it here.

The Jaguar has appeared in two previous stories for me The Mask of The Jaguar and The City of Fire and Rage, but The Birth of a Predator takes her back to her origin when she's a college student at DuPont costume before she first donned her trademark scarf and floppy hat.

If superheroes aren't your thing, I hope you'll still try this book. She beats up a couple of college kids, but she really doesn't do anything a fit college girl couldn't do. It becomes a story of college girls getting vengeance on a guy trying to put one of them through revenge porn Hell.

If masked vigilantes are your thing, then I think you'll like this story a lot. You'll see a confident young woman blossom into a heroic avenger and learn how some of her gadgets like the lipstick epoxy came to be.

Best of all, the story contains six amazing illustrations by amazing artist Annabelle Brito, who brings The
 
Jaguar's adventures to life.  Remember, if man is nature's most deadly prey, than surely woman is its most dangerous hunter.

From Step Brother to French Maid

 From Step Brother to French Maid has been flying off the virtual shelves for me this morning.  I hit publish on the book yesterday afternoon around 1pm, but it didn't go live until the overnight hours.  As of 9:53, the book had already sold fifteen copies. That's amazing to me.

I am taking its success to mean that people liked From Step Brother to Sissy the week before. The success has also encouraged me to turn Quarterback Prom Queen into a two book series as well. There were just too many great humiliating bits to limit it to one volume.

One thing you may notice if you look closely is that Mindi Harris has a writer credit on Step Brother to French Maid.  There were two places where both Claudia and I were stuck, so I asked Mindi to see what she could do with the final confrontation between Roger and Maria and also the scene where Roger has a boy flirting with him. She didn an amazing job.  This is one of the perks to having one of the top feminization writers as your editor/

The story is a continuation of the story in From Step Brother to Sissy.  He meets a boy, takes a humiliating trip to the drug store, and becomes Maria's French Maid. The main focus in the book is on Roger's humiliation at the hands of his step sister and her friends.

From Step Brother to Sissy

One of the things that Claudia has been after me about for awhile is to write simpler stories. I agreed with her, but I also like to challenge myself--whether it's my cheerleading Goodfellas homage in Property of the Cheerleaders or my feminizing vigilante The Jaguar, I love to write more creative and unusual stories too.

From Step Brother to Sissy is a simple story.  The story focuses on one boy and his step sister who has had enough of him and constructs a plan to trap him so that her friends and she can have great fun at his expense. They put him through humiliation after humiliation one evening when the kids have the place to themselves because their parents are out of town.

This is actually a two part story and the conclusion from Step Brother to French Maid is all written, edited, and will be out on June 23rd. I've done a few two part stories before and this was never expected to be two parts, but I just couldn't stop thinking of wicked things for the girls to do to our hapless hero.

Private School Passions

The elephant in the room...

One thing that always causes issues for writers of forced feminization erotica, is that for a lot of guys being a sex slave for a half dozen horny cheerleaders may not seem that unpleasant or at the very least might have some fringe benefits worth the annoyance of shaving your legs every morning.

In the Private School series, I try to tackle this head on.  Yes, there is potential for sexual satisfaction in the situation, but Chase still doesn't think it's a great deal for having to spend the next year of his life convincing everybody that he's Hayley. Chelsea might be one of the sexiest women he's ever laid eyes on, but still doesn't think being tied to a bed and pegged is his idea of a fun night under the sheets.

In Private School Passions, Chase gets to know Reina. The quite girl is actually turned on by his dressing and when she sees him passing on campus, it's almost too much for her. When they come back to the dorm room after English lit, this book gets steamy.  Of course, it's also not without many humiliations for our hero(ine) along the way.

Wonder Woman Movie Review

I really loved this movie and to some degree, I'm not quite sure why.  I mean I know it was a great action movie, but it was more powerful than that.  A lot of people seemed to feel that way.  I couldn't help but marvel at the scene on the beach where the Amazons fought the Nazis and the scene where Diana goes into no man's land.  Both scenes felt like something new and I suppose the beach scene was, but there have been amazing action heroines going back at least as far as Emma Peel.  Still, I really felt like I was seeing something for the first time and that's great considering how many superhero movies there have been this decade. It's awesome to see such a powerful kick ass woman.

The acting was great.  Gal Godot was perfect as Wonder Woman, while I really liked Robin Wright as Antiope was pretty brilliant as well. I have just binged House of Cards Season 5 and so it was fun to see her in a different role. All in all a great four and a half star film.

One thing struck me about my own writing while watching the movie.  A lot of superheroines have dark origins. Superheroes were being deconstructed very shortly after women began appearing in more comics. They recovered from rape or the murder of their children rather than Superman just doing what he does because he could and it's the right thing to do.  This Wonder Woman comes to man's world for that very reason.

When I created the Jaguar, my origin plans for her were a lot like Veronica Mars.  I had even started writing the origin story beginning with her in the shower after just being gang raped. Then I thought about it more and it didn't work for me. It was too dark for her method of payback.  You raped me, so now you have to wear makeup?  No.  This side effect of this change is that she became somebody with the skills to do something about a bad situation and the type of hero to use those skills.  She becomes the Jaguar to help her friends and I'm pretty proud of that.

"So, you're going to do this again?"

"I'm not going out and taking on a serial killer or the mob, but if I can help out other women who may be getting the short end of the stick, then I'm going to go for it."

"That's actually kind of cool," said Mae. "The Jaguar strikes again."

The Plaything Collection

A snafu with Amazon over the release of the new Jaguar book encouraged me to put out my collection of Plaything stories early so that I'd at least have something new this week.  Little did I know that the snafu would extend to this book and take forty-eight hours to publish.

I'll be the first to admit that I screwed up with the Plaything series as well as the Penalty Princess and Welcome to the Real World series (though I am in the middle of writing the next WTRW book right now).  Don't get me wrong, I think this is a really enjoyable read.  The concept of a boy who lucks into the most amazing twin dominants when he is high school and then meets an abusive dominant in college was well-written and there were some great scenes in the books.  The problem was when the books came out. 

Book 1 - June 26th
Book 2 - August 21st
Book 3 -December 11th
Book 4 - March 17th

Right at the time when I needed to pull back to a more relaxed publishing schedule, every great idea I was coming up with was for another series. Making people wait nine months for 25,500 words in inexcusable and not a mistake that I have repeated with my two newest series Cruise Ship Cuckolds or Private School Prisoners.

It's a shame I did this to the series because I think it's a great story of both the right and the wrong way to dominate someone.  Even Claudia couldn't believe how evil I made Tina and found her comeuppance perfectly justified.  I'm hoping people who missed this the first time around might discover it now in complete form.

Superhero Friday -- Wonder Woman and The Jaguar

The early reviews are out and the new Wonder Woman movie looks to be a big hit.  By happy coincidence,

another female superhero launched today and I'm pretty proud of her too. While Wonder Woman has the power of a god and fights enemies that threaten the entire world like Ares and Darkseid, The Jaguar aims her sights at much less powerful prey who target women and those less powerful.

The Jaguar has appeared in two previous stories for me The Mask of The Jaguar and The City of Fire and Rage, but The Birth of a Predator takes her back to her origin when she's a college student at DuPont costume before she first donned her trademark scarf and floppy hat.

If superheroes aren't your thing, I hope you'll still try this book. She beats up a couple of college kids, but she really doesn't do anything a fit college girl couldn't do. It becomes a story of college girls getting vengeance on a guy trying to put one of them through revenge porn Hell.

If masked vigilantes are your thing, then I think you'll like this story a lot. You'll see a confident young woman blossom into a heroic avenger and learn how some of her gadgets like the lipstick epoxy came to be.

Best of all, the story contains six amazing illustrations by amazing artist Annabelle Brito, who brings The Jaguar's adventures to life.  Remember, if man is nature's most deadly prey, than surely woman is its most dangerous hunter.


{UPDATE: Amazon has blocked the sale of this book in the United States due to copyright issues. This was quite a shock to me as I have no idea what the copyright situation is. Especially why they would block this book and leave the other two Jaguar books up. I will get the situation rectified as soon as I hear back from Amazon, but this is really annoying me. I apologize for any inconvenience.]

[UPDATE 2: It's finally up.  Here's the link http://amzn.to/2urUB8C