The Butler Did It by James Butler

Ten stories of female domination from the author of the novel V and the novella Bicycle Girl. Included: “Mescalero Amazon,” an English naturalist in the New Mexico Territory of 1870 is captured and enslaved by an Apache medicine woman; “The mistake,” a meeting between Internet acquaintances goes badly for the man; “Rape in the night,” a man caught in a bad dream; “Bertha,” a chance airport meeting between two waiting passengers on standby; “Racial karma,” a black woman in South Carolina exacts revenge on a descendant of the family that owned her ancestors; “Airport hotel room,” a man deeply regrets his latest Internet hookup; “Sign on my forehead,” about a man’s lifelong effort to escape from his submissive tendencies; “Unintended consequences,” a husband asks his wife about adding some kink to their sex life and gets more than he wanted; “Transfer of property,” about a man’s very bad breakup; and “Deal,” in which a young man discovers to his chagrin that the woman he loves comes from a family of female supremacists.

Some of the ten stories are short, some long, but the sum amounts to a novel-length collection of erotic fiction.