Posted by Unknown on 23rd Apr 2010

Maid To Order by Lizbeth Dusseau

Reviewed by Back to Bagdad

It is easy to fall for a heroine in distress, but two? Lizbeth Dusseau serves up not one, but two luscious females who require correction. Daniela, a confused teenager in Europe, decides to answer a call from the U.S. for a live-in maid. She understands English well, but is woefully unprepared for her treatment at the hands of a stern master. Enter Jessica, sophisticated, older and of course, a sexy, beautiful blonde. Jessica has sins to atone for and she requires a strong, unrelenting hand. Which of several men can ultimately provide what she really needs?

This is an erotic masterpiece of interwoven stories and complex characters whose closets have many skeletons. Strip poker parties with a twist. Two men at a time to satisfy. Housecleaning in the buff (a voyeuristic delight). And at times, extreme punishment. Sensual, attractive women who learned to enjoy suffering and jaded men who enjoy providing it. This story will arouse you and entertain you, like an X-rated movie with a good, interesting plot.

Reviewed by Lancelot Knight

A prolific novelist, Lizbeth Dusseau has really outdone herself with this book. Maid To Order is a superb novel of bondage and submission. At times the novel rises to the level of sheer poetry.

The story revolves around Daniela, a refuge from some Solvenia, and Jessica Huston. One is a young woman who becomes a maid to escape her poverty and sordid background; the other is wealthy and aloof socialite. Though coming from radically different backgrounds, both women seek the same thing, love by a strong dominant male. Both are sexually active, and the novel follows their parallel paths to submission and masochism.

Of course, Ms. Dusseu never forgets what too many modern novelists forget: that the first job of a writer is to entertain the reader. The novel is brimming with hot, erotic scenes of spanking, gangbangs, whippings and humiliations, not to mention various other forms of punishment. At the same time, the novel is graced not only with poetry but with probing psychological analysis, too.

I can’t recall reading a finer novel in the past year or more! A novel for both men and women, dominants and submissives, it will provide a thrill for all! Were Dusseau to write in any other genre than erotica, she would undoubtedly be winning awards. As it is we’re fortunate to be able to read such fine efforts as Maid To Order.

Reviewed by Lancelot Knight, Copyright 2006