The Hall of Flame by Candy Bagham

      ... Where no secret is safe!
 
The Master of Brindley holds keys to the sexual awakening his guests have secretly craved, but never been brave enough to face! Fiendishly clever – and surrounded by a team of exquisitely skilled assistants – he leads nervous victims through a tangled forest of deviant sex, delighting in his ability to ignite a taste for deeply suppressed taboos. For Jennifer, more than anyone else, life can never be the same again... 

The happiness and security that came with winning the Euromillions shatters into tiny pieces when Jennifer is witness to her husband Peter’s infidelity. Knowing she loves her husband more than anything in the world, she embarks on an adventure that she hopes will be the change the two require. Through the intervention of Lady Sarah Van Brieden, an attractive, beguiling older woman with many hidden talents, the couple attends a weekend gathering at Brindley Hall, submitting to the tutelage of its esteemed Master and his staff. Under his guidance, they will journey into the realms of extreme pleasure, discovering some shocking surprises on the way.

Peter happily surrenders himself to every fleshly delight; while for the titillated Jennifer the experience is more cerebral enlightenment. She’s aware of her driving desire to explore and submit herself to intense sensuality; but discovers that, as her mind opens to pleasures such as Sapphic sex and pain as sexual pleasure, she is on a one way trip – there’s no going back to the relatively innocent suburban marriage of her previous life. However, as they open themselves in highly charged sexual encounters with The Master’s other weekend guests, they are aware of the risk to their shaky marriage. This throw of the dice could lose them everything they treasure.

When Jennifer is finally given the task of overseeing another woman’s pleasure, she finds that being in command of someone else proves to be the biggest buzz of all. A fact that will demand she make some life-changing decisions.