About Sappho's International Role: The Sappho Trilogy, Book Three

About Sappho’s International Role An Erotic Sequel by Jonathan Biernot ISBN: 978-1-945648-22-9 Copyright ©2017 Jonathan Biernot With the exception of quotes used in reviews, no part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, by any means, including mechanical, electronic, photocopying recording or otherwise without prior written permission of the publishers. For information contact: Pink Flamingo Media www.pinkflamingo.com P.O. Box 632 Richland, MI The characters in this novel are pure fiction and any resemblance to persons living or dead is coincidental. The situations described herein are also fictitious and should not be attempted by any persons. Any efforts to duplicate the events or conditions can result in serious injury or even death. Preview Jonathan Biernot writes Erotica for men and women of all ages and social groups in many corners of the world. Whatever your gender, it’s easy to imagine a personal inclusion because each Novella has realistic settings that are empathic to both; they blend irony with graphic imagery but the work is tasteful and there is no tendency towards pornography. “About Sappho’s Initiation” recounts how a chance encounter changed the life of a beautiful, young, vanilla-housewife and mother and led her into the realms of submissiveness and an addiction to c**k. The sequel, “About Sappho’s International Role”, tells how Sappho uses her new found craving to become the facilitator for an Arms Trader in the pursuit of his African and Global transactions. However, on returning to her Master, she recalls an interlude before her adventures in the Indian Ocean. In “About Sappho’s Interim Affair” she explains how her addiction to c**k was transformed to an addiction to Black c**k. Readers of “The Sappho Trilogy” might wish to embark on this novella, first. An Ode to Sappho “Well remembered are your almond-green eyes Your high cheek-bones And your cherry-like lips Set into a pale visage Beneath your heavy, auburn tresses: These sit atop Your small, firm and well-rounded breasts Formed high above your flat belly, narrow waist and slender hips Which skirt your depilated mound: All afront Your perfect ass with its easy and unfettered access: And each is surmounted on Long, slim and shapely legs adjoining tiny feet” To you, Sappho, goes this Ultimate Salute Prologue to “The Sappho Trilogy” “About Sappho’s Initiation” is a well-crafted love story that brings a new dimension to erotic literature. The Novella is an anthology of the real events that led a beautiful young housewife and mother into the realms of submissiveness and an addiction to c**k. It ended in a sub-penthouse where four, young, Afro-Caribbean men were on Sappho; but the next time I saw her was in a photograph taken, and sent to me, by her husband who had shot it using a long-lens camera. It showed Sappho looking radiant and strolling down a street flanked by two middle-eastern-looking gentlemen. Sappho was sun tanned and her long, auburn hair was wafting in the breeze and flowing, lazily, over her shoulders. She was magnificently bejewelled, carefully made-up and wearing a white, diaphanous dress but, this time, she wore flat court shoes. What interested me were the handcuffs that manacled her to the two men. Beyond, her breasts were swollen and so was her belly. “About Sappho’s International Role” describes how Sappho came to be in this condition. She recounted it shortly after her return to me and, in the course of her narrative, explained how a makeshift relationship had transformed her addiction from one form of c**k to an addiction to Black c**k. She recalls this in “About Sappho’s Interim Affair”, which, like its precedents, will arouse men and women from all ages and social groups in many corners of the world. For the record, Sappho is a young, North American housewife and mother of Greek descent who emerged from a state of naivety into an unparalleled level of s****l maturity under the mentoring and tutelage of a Guiding Master. As well as her natural beauty, Sappho is intellectually astute, emotionally mature and spiritually aware; a more elegant, dignified, wise and compliant partner no man could wish for: she brings a perfect blend of responsiveness, assertiveness and submissiveness to her lovemaking. All-in-all, Sappho is an icon but there’s nothing flamboyant about her: it’s all down to her radiance, natural poise, beauty and bearing. If anything, Sappho is understated and she does not take long to make up her mind.