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London, Autumn, 1964: Among the many agencies serving the West in the Cold War, one endures behind the faded blackout curtains of Store Street. The Association is a quiet, neglected service run entirely by women - all devoted to the delicate art of managing the men who serve. When the Honourable James Easterly is summoned from his respectable exile as a public-school master, he thinks he is being offered redemption: one last mission, a chance to matter again. Instead, he is subjected to brutal denial, trained in sexual service, and sent to Vienna - handed to the women of the enemy in an audacious mission The Association mounts to preserve its own fading relevance. There, among the decaying salons and snow-choked streets, Jimmy Easterly makes contact with Soviet agents, and is subjected to a test of loyalty, obedience, and endurance - as the women around him conspire to strip away everything he thought he was. Under the eyes of his elegant handlers, and the hands of the women who break him, he begins to learn the real secret of service: that devotion itself can be weaponised. In The Honourable Boytoy Anna Voss delivers the thrill of classic Cold War espionage with her own unmistakable heat: tease and denial collide with tradecraft to create an unmissable thriller of femdom, obedience, and betrayal.

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Anna Voss writes deviant, literary femdom erotica from the depths of her own imagination (and a secret location in the English countryside): her hallmarks are male denial, the reality of female pleasure, and the inevitable symbiosis of both. Her works take equal pleasure in bending an existing genre to expose a femdom core as they do in mapping the intricate ways a woman's power can teach a tongue to worship - for there are many, and Voss revels in them all. A recovering librarian, Anna still finds an abiding pleasure in silence, service, and the richness of the erotic narrative she weaves from the shadows of her mind. Still, she hopes no one can tell what she's thinking. Especially when she's smiling.

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