Hello to my sweet readers,


When I wrote my first Femdom novel, Corporate Femdom, I didn’t know it would feel like such a perfect creation that I’d wonder if I could ever write another. It was the ultimate mix: a powerful woman at a higher rank than the men, using the corporate hierarchy to get exactly what she wanted. To me, the corporate world was the last place where real hierarchies still existed—and it made the perfect stage for this kind of power play.


After finishing that book, I thought, “How could I ever write another Femdom story when this one fits so well?” But then the idea of a series started to take shape. And if I wanted a series, I had to start from the very beginning of her journey. That meant she wouldn’t begin at the top. She would start as a software developer, surrounded by managers above her. No built-in power. No automatic leverage.


This time, the hierarchy was against her. She had to swim upstream—conquering obstacles, earning promotions, and using her instincts and femininity to rise. To my surprise, this was even more exciting to write. It showed the raw challenge of climbing from the bottom and turning the rules to her advantage.


That shift opened up new possibilities and led to Office Femdom, Department Femdom, and Divisional Femdom—each showing a different level of her ascent. From the first step on the ladder to commanding the heights, the journey became richer, bolder, and far more addictive than I expected.