Christmas evening should be a time spent with loved ones, gathered around the Yule log or playing merry games. Percival Owens evening, however, will be marked by something entirely different
Percy yearns for the nights when he can kneel before his lover, even though no self-respecting gentleman willingly submits to another. Michael Barlow wants his first Christmas with Percy to be perfect, but is frustrated by Percys inability to ask for what he wants. The gift Michael offers Percy—and that Percy offers in return—is the best Percy could ever hope to receive: his will to submit.
Note: This is a previously...
London, 1820
Christmas evening should be a time spent with loved ones, gathered around the Yule log or playing merry games. Percival Owens evening, however, will be marked by something entirely different
Percy yearns for the nights when he can kneel before his lover, even though no self-respecting gentleman willingly submits to another. Michael Barlow wants his first Christmas with Percy to be perfect, but is frustrated by Percys inability to ask for what he wants. The gift Michael offers Percy—and that Percy offers in return—is the best Percy could ever hope to receive: his will to submit.
Note: This is a previously published work that was available in an anthology and is now available as a short story. This second edition has been edited with minor changes.
