Samuel Benson opens the first of three female-led tales with "Breakdown", as Marcus Parker, potless, demoralised, and in possession of a dead cell-phone, makes the drive to stay with his sister in Tacoma after his wife and daughter have jettisoned him from their lives in the most cold and unfeeling of ways. But fate’s more malignant hand isn’t done with him yet, as he drives the Oregon back roads and his car - the only thing he actually owns other than his clothes - decides to become another addition to his list of personal woe... Which is when he finds a secluded house and knocks in the hope of using a phone to call his sister and arrange a tow-truck and a repair... What he finds instead will be a large and physically intimidating African/American woman who is going to add another dimension to his misfortunes! Following this, Hillary Marshall brings us "A Most Strange Position", as a divorced and recently released from prison man responds to an ad for a live-in handyman at the urging of his Back-to-Work coach. Unaware of the fact that his Indian landlady and employer intends for him to live with her for good and be handy for more than just domestic chores... As well as finding himself in a more permanent and inescapable confinement devised by his new, ruthless and devious, female owner. Finally, Gillian Ormendroyd brings us "Workplace Servitude" and the tale of Clive Devonish. A man who, after being betrayed and losing wife, family, and career, slides into alcoholism and mental instability until finally salvaging something from the wreckage and finding a position. That position being with the company of Guang Yeung; the Chinese and female CEO of a small but lucrative Pensions and Insurance operation... Only to find himself on a path to obedience and domestic and sexual service if his younger Chinese boss is right about the weakness and need she has seen at her employee's core. 3-tales of believable female-led fantasy for the connoisseur of the dominant woman from any location.