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The Gingerbread Dungeon (2011)

by Elizabeth Thorne(Favorite Author)

3.15 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

LazyDay Publishing

review 1: Four shorts replicating the fairy tales of:1. "The Princess and the Pea", who tossed and turned not from the pea, but from the aftereffects of a flogging from the prince.2. "Rapunzel", who's now a lesbian with a taste for bondage games.3. "Goldilocks and the Three Bears", which involves a female submissive and three gay "bears". (Human "bears".)4. Ummm... Not sure I recall what story that one played off of.For me, they were of declining interest. The first was kind of interesting, the second kind of blah. Afraid I fell asleep on the last two and haven't cared enough to try again.I didn't find them kinky enough for one-handed reading or interesting enough for a general appreciation.Not to my tastes.
review 2: I enjoyed this anthology of stories based on the chil... moredren's fairytales of my past now cleverly brought to life by Elizabeth Thorne and upgraded to BDSM erotic fairytales most definitely for adults.Who couldn't smile at Goldilocks and the Three Bears, now an all male Bear family where each man has his familial role and despite their gay relationship along comes Goldie to play!Boots no Puss as I recall but a dominatrix who knows how to handle her Miller's son...and a Princess of same ilk means the Miller's son finds his kink and hearts desire. Variants of submissive delights of The Princess and the Pea in her D/s story, plus, Rapunzel who definitely prefers the opposite of a Prince for F/f actionThere are a few 'typo' errors in the standard of English that may irritate discerning readers. It's certainly different and fun. I couldn't make up my mind between 3 or 4 stars. 3 seems too mean, yet it is only borderline 4 in my opinion but awarded 4. less

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