Bill Ward BDSM Art

The High-Heeled Housekeeper
a novel by Martin Wallace
illustrated by Bill Ward
Eros (Goldstripe) Publishing, Co.,
Wilmington, Delaware
1973

digital replica

During the 1970s, Eros Publishing Company launched the Bizarre Books series with diagonal Eros Goldstripe ribbons on covers. The series included male domination and female domination novels, often with forced transvestism, usually illustrated by a gifted artist.

An attractive woman who enjoys tormenting men, Dawn Carter wears high-heeled shoes as a means of directing attention. During her first night at the home of her new employer, she asks Mark Reynolds to sniff and lick her mules. He and Bud submit to her deviant designs and become sex toys for their housekeeper.

She initiates a painful regimen of humiliating rituals between father and son, forcing them to accept her dominion in the household. Giggling when they suffer, amused by their futile desire for her, she conscripts them to work as sex slaves and whipping boys. She appears in an assortment of sexy fetish costumes to exact her punishment, and asks if they like the way she looks, continuously aware of her appeal.

While exposing her voluptuous charms, Dawn whips, spanks, inserts multiple dildos, demands body worship and, at the end, orchestrates sodomitic performance between the men she's been hired to serve.

We learn that the new sadist at home echoes the kinky inclinations of the late Helen Reynolds, a mother with unusual uses for her son. Fetish and transvestite components ornament the competently crafted femdom structure, trimmed with backdoor architecture.

Except for advertising, the ebook has all the content of the paperback volume, including the color cover and back cover. While typical Bizarre Books volumes were published with 12 ink drawings, The High-Heeled Housekeeper has 16 illustrations by the Great Bill Ward. Tasty fetish features of these voluptuous illustrations are repeated, enlarged, on separate pages. The ebook shows pictures on more than 40 pages.

Illustrations depict incidents in the story and the grand female figure of the sexy “dominatrice.” As permitted by story content, page sequence was revised to position each picture close to related prose, but not every picture is described.

The text has been completely re-set for the ebook version. Editing changes spelling and punctuation. Some words were eliminated to relieve redundancy and sentences revised for simplicity.

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