This saga, of which here is the first volume, begun several years ago, was taken out of its sleep only by a curious soul who knew how to convince me to continue the adventure.
First considered as a simple amusement, then an exercise in style, it has evolved over time and according to my mood to be what it is today.
Not endorsing acts of violence in any form whatsoever, while wanting to be in line with the works of the Marquis de Sade or Pauline Reage, it was however necessary to take the codes, sometimes to the extreme.
So, having no claim to be a new philosophical variation about submission that others before-it would have already treated so well, by the knowing glance of her heroine, this episode considers itself only as a libertine tale.
In this sense, this literary work can claim one day to enter the pantheon only when, like its illustrious predecessors, it was in turn victim of “good morals”.