Marriages where the wife desires her husband to be less of a partner and more of a servant are the theme of the two tales in Book-Four of “Trained to Serve”. "A Marital Coup" from Rafael Menton, in which, marginalised and neglected after having given her husband three loving young daughters, a French wife decides her husband is not the only one who can play around outside of their marriage. The lover she chooses though, and the course that lover sets them on, is going to prove both an eye-opener as well as a game-changer for the wife and the self-perception of one macho husband as he realises where the true power in his marriage really resides. This is followed by Xavier Couperin's "Revisiting a One-Way-Marriage", his description of the trials and tribulations of Martin Kent, a middle-aged bankrupt about to be made aware of just how dependent he is upon a wife showing certain signs of dissatisfaction with his inability to find valid employment. And, even more crucially, the ability to satisfy her in the bedroom... Dissatisfaction that is about to lead a female-led marriage of the most abject kind! Two books of believable female-led fiction for the connoiseur of the dominant woman.