Book-Two in the "Eastern Power-Plays" collection brings us another two books on the subject of the physically and intellectually dominant females of the East. With "The Salon of Madame Feng, Sandrine Bessancort throws a believable and occult light on the off-the-wall eroticism of the female-led lifestyle and the men who fall prey to the women who yearn for it as she describes how a straitlaced and pompous Englishman, visiting his married Parisienne cousin with his fiancé, is taken against his better judgment to the salon of the mystic and spiritual Madame Feng. It will be, his cousin assures him, a night that will live long in his memory and proves entirely correct as the meeting of Ralph Eastcliffe with the eponymous Madame Feng Tang and her monstrous housekeeper, Mathilde, not only dismantles his upcoming marriage and everything else in his life but reveals to him who he truly is as a man... A discovery that will be as long lasting as it will be humbling! With "Gaijin Slave", Jason Sexton describes how a buying trip to Japan for a happily married Englishman and owner of a shop selling far-eastern artefacts, swiftly becomes a nightmare when he finds the gargantuan and monstrous Tokyo woman he thought was a customer has an entirely different agenda. An agenda that will ensure he never sees either his homeland or his wife and twin daughters again – despite that wife’s efforts to have him returned... Though he will see far more than he ever envisaged of the dominant Japanese woman holding him captive from his cage in her basement. Femdom fantasy written in believable style for the connoisseur of the dominant woman of colour.