My 2026 Femdom Book Review Project

Ok, if you haven’t noticed, this blog has popped out of a semi-hiatus and there’s been a much more regular appearance of one kind of post: Book Reviews. That’s intentional. While I have always wanted to review more works of this type, at least so far I’ve been able to keep up a once a week (every Sunday) schedule. The goal is 50 books for this year, both new and old.

I am looking for books that are intending to appeal to lifestyle dominants. The main focus will be on fiction, particularly romance, but also occasionally guides or other works as applicable. The main point of this is covered by my somewhat tongue in cheek stated goal of More Porn for Dommes, but it would be more accurate to describe the project as trying to get more attention to things that work for us and discuss what isn’t working.

This will also include negative reviews. I’ve wrestled with this a lot, but I think the only thing that does a book more harm than speaking poorly about it is not speaking about it at all. After all there’s a whole subfield of book hunting where people find what they like by the trigger warnings or people scathingly disparaging something a particular reader is actually looking for.

As a single individual I am not the ultimate authority what is and isn’t good, of course. No review I write should be taken as the last word. Nevertheless, I think my opinions can matter and what I trust is that if you think I am wrong you will feel compelled to go contradict me and sing the praises of the book you loved more so than if I said nothing at all.

I will not accept author review copies, I always feel like crap if I hate it. As an author you are welcome to try to let me know you have a work available I haven’t covered yet, but I will try to either buy what I review, get it from a library or look for general free book promotions. There will not be affiliate codes attached to these reviews in any sense. Where possible I will try to link to the author page or preferred retailer, avoiding Amazon as much as possible. If you are the author you may ask me to update me sales/where to find it link to one that best helps you.

Works that use AI (covers, text, even promo) will be excluded. Please don’t.

What You Can Do To Help

Buy the books I cover! Review the books you read as well, not just where you got them, but sites like Romance.io, the romance subreddits (as applicable), Storygraph and even Goodreads. If you wrote a review of something I also covered, please feel free to share a link to that review in the comments of that post. I am open to reciprocal link sharing between review bloggers.

Also! Review books I did not cover. Tag them with “femdom” so other people can find them (and me). Make your own lists of books you liked. Share those lists! As always curation, curation, curation. It’s the only way we can get things out there.

I may reactivate my Patreon at a later date (maybe if I keep this up for another few months and can tell it’s become a habit), but for now please put your money towards supporting authors and buying their works. And if you can’t afford that, ask your local library to buy a copy. You will be surprised what they will keep in stock!

2026 Reviews So Far

(In Reverse Chronological Order)

June

• “Kiss of Seduction” by Rawnie Sabor
• “Mercy” by Sara Cate
• “Discipline: Adding Rules & Discipline To Your BDSM Relationship” by Lily Lloyd

May

• “Domme Chronicles” by Sharyn Ferns
• “The Snow Queen” by Elizabeth Gannon
• “Captured” by Helen Kirkman

April

• “Daughter of the Blood” by Anne Bishop
• “Come As You Are” by Emily Nagoski
• “What Fury Brings” by Tricia Levenseller

March

• “Preferential Treatment” by Heather Guerre
• “Hidden Claws” by MT Addams
• “My Best Friend’s Honeymoon” by Meryl Wilsner
• “Deliver” by Pam Goodwin
• “Green And Gold” by Gwendolyn Harper

February

• “The Only One” by Daisy Jane
• “Enchanting the Fae Queen” by Stephanie Burgis
• “His Secret Illuminations” by Scarlett Gale
• “Dominating Mr. Darling” by Victoria Vale

January

• “Uniquely Rika” by Ms. Rika
• “Surrendering to Scylla” by Wren K. Morris
• “At His Countess’ Pleasure” by Olivia Waite