Three books of ebony female dominance open with Baroness Hassan Samedi's "His True Self", her tale of a white and on the run Westerner who seeks escape on the Dark Continent... And finds it... Until that is, an unfortunate infection lays him low in Lagos and leaves him in the care of his live-in housekeeper, Bejida. A strong and powerfully built local woman who reacts positively to his dependency upon her... Dependency that becomes even more marked by a discovery she makes while snooping on his laptop... A discovery that will change both their lives in diametrically opposed ways! Two works from Rafael Menton follow, beginning with “A Faux Supremacy” and the tale of a married, smug and misguided, Oxbridge academic who finds his life’s work in the field of eugenics contradicted in the most lasting and unanswerable of ways by the powerful South African woman he meets while on a speaking tour of the country… A speaking tour from which he may not return! The second of Mr Menton’s books is “Their Fantasy Made Real” brings us the misadventure of a divorced Cornwall based husband. A divorced and about to become bankrupt husband who finds his financial difficulties lead him into accepting a position in the home of his African neighbour and her effeminate young stepbrother… A position he finds incredibly demeaning… And one that is about to become infinitely worse! Baroness Hassana Samedi is the author of "One-Way to Lagos", while Rafael Menton is the writer of, amongst many, the cult classic of female-led voodoo possession, "Madame Fabienne".