Two books of marriages in which the wives decide they should be the dominant partner open with Jason Sexton's "The Takedown", his cautionary tale describing the effect a new Romanian friend and client has upon the marriage of the Englishwoman acting as her fitness-instructor and self-defence tutor. An effect that will galvanise the slightly younger businesswoman’s life while relegating her formerly macho husband to an existence he would once have believed impossible... A new and subservient role in the home his self-loathing for succumbing to it does not mean he will find it any the less emasculatingly and addictive! Following this we have Rafael Menton's "Hubby's New Place", in which a wife wrests away control of her husband’s Real Estate Agency and puts him on a domestic footing in the home. Helped in her objective by a practitioner of the female-led lifestyle who is also her fitness-instructor. A fitness-instructor convinced her pupil’s husband has certain traits that make him the ideal “beta-husband” who will be far happier if he acknowledges his true status and treats his wife the way a partner of an alpha-woman should… It will NOT end well! Mr Sexton is the author of "Gaijin Slave", while Mr Menton is the writer of the classic of occult possession and female-led dominance, "Madame Fabienne".