The Princess of Themyscira

By Matt Nicholson

Thanks to another devious plan by Lex Luthor, Superman is exposed to red kryptonite in a very public place. Though they barely manage to keep him from killing the President, not even the Justice League can stop him when his attentions turn to Wonder Woman. Amazon might or not, she quickly learns how powerful he really is, and just how extreme is repressed sexual desires are. But it isn't until he's bound her, helpless and naked, that she also learns how much those desires match her own -- there's a reason so many people insist on depicting her in bondage, after all.

(Editor's Note: This work contains graphic language and sometimes extreme sexual depictions of consensual female bondage and sadomasochism. It is intended for mature audiences only and is not suitable for persons under eighteen years of age.)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Darker Pleasures
• Release date: Jul 26, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310439926

Matt Nicholson

Matt Nicholson is a freelance writer and editor for Darker Pleasures Publications, which makes him lucky enough to have written or edited all, or parts of, every story Darker Pleasures has published.Matt is a fan of both hard breast-oriented BDSM as well as hard femdom CBT. His tales, and those of his co-authors, range from R-rated erotica to hard bondage and more extreme BDSM fantasy. Their stories are available individually or in a number of anthologies including the "Tales of Submission" series, the "Beat 'Em or Bite 'Em" series focusing on breasts and BDSM, and the "Bust 'Em or Bite 'Em" series focusing on ball busting and hard CBT.When asked about his work, he says, "My goal is to make your most daring dreams of tit torture or cock and ball torture come to life. I want you to want to be in my character’s shoes, no matter how far from safe and sane the scene might be. Depending on your kink, you might not dare some of it in real life, but the idea still makes your cock stir or your pussy wet. I want to make sure you can’t help but wonder. That’s why we have fiction, to get around real life sensibilities. You read it to live in a world of BDSM you can’t live outside of the covers of a book."So, if you dream of being on the receiving end of such things and think Matt may be onto something, sit back and spread your legs. If your fantasy is to take a pair of tits or balls to the cleaners, turn on your reading lamp and settle in. Oh, and hear would love to hear what you think at mattnicholsonwriter (at) gmail.com.

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The Princess of Themyscira

By Matt Nicholson

The Princess of Themyscira

Published by Darker Pleasures at Smashwords

Copyright 2016 Matt Nicholson. All rights reserved.

Beta read by Susan Foulkes.

Cover image by Jeff Chapman

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Smashwords Edition, License Notes

This work contains graphic language and sometimes extreme sexual depictions of fantasy consensual female bondage and sadomasochism. It is intended for mature audiences only and is not suitable for persons under eighteen years of age. This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are products of the author’s imagination. Acts depicted in this work may be unsafe and are not intended to be imitated. All characters depicted in this work are eighteen years of age or older. Any resemblance to actual events, locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce or redistribute this work or portions thereof in any form whatsoever. For information, address Darker Pleasures, webmaster at darkerpleasures.com.

It was supposed to have been a celebration.

The President of the United States had given each of them gifts – ruby encrusted rings of yellow gold, each engraved with their respective emblems. Diana thought the gaudy rings looked rather like the professional sporting championship jewelry she had seen being worn at high-level social events by the sports heroes of man’s world. However, instead of sports symbols, hers bore an eagle. Bruce’s bore his bat. Kal’s bore the universally recognizable inverted triangle surrounding a stylized S.

Almost everyone believed the symbol was simply the first initial of a name given to him by his deceased wife decades earlier, back when she had been a crusading reporter for The Daily Planet and Kal had been a mystery for her to solve.

The triangled S was actually the patriarchal crest of a family long dead, killed forty-three years earlier along with a planet thousands of light-years distant. The planet had been called Krypton. His family name was El. The crest was actually a symbol of hope. The world knew Kal-El as Superman.

The Freedom Rings, as the President had so tritely dubbed them, were their reward for the mostly peaceful elimination of a terrorist organization called The Islamic State. They had managed to elude the highly trained and