Maid Service - Part 2: London Libertines
- ISBN-10
- 1786951258
- ISBN-13
- 9781786951250
- Category
- Erotic stories
- Pages
- 120
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2017
- Publisher
- Silver Moon Books
- Author
- Peter Birch
Description
Step forward a few years from the heady days at Broadfields, in part 1, and head boy Peter Finch meets up with some old flames and past school chums in London. Life has taken its twists and turns and the fetish scene in London is starting to take shape and Peter's desire for hot, sexy bottoms goes undiminished. When fetish clubs first started to operate regularly in London during the late 'eighties and into the 'nineties, interference from the police was a constant hazard. Perhaps the most notorious was the raid on Club Whiplash on the night of 12th of October 1994, which involved sixty officers and cost the tax payer upwards of half-a-million pounds but failed to secure a conviction. The author was present, scheming out a plan to get an especially delectable young domina across his knee, but despite being rudely interrupted by the Metropolitan Police stills considers the evening a success. Like orgies and riots, police raids come under the heading of things everybody should be involved in at least once.
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