Hugh Briss: 6 books

Author Hugh Briss recounts his evolution into a self-described unashamed perv, and reveals how he came to embrace the realization that nothing erotic gives him greater pleasure than to worship a cruel, domineeering woman.

They told our hero he'd be fine so long as he followed his passion. When, in the face of the Economic Downturn, his MBA ceased to be worth the parchment it had been inscribed on, he took a job in a Manhattan shoe store patronized mostly by glamorous rich women with a taste for impractical footwear — and submissive salesmen.

Subtitled A Guide for Dominant Males and the Women Who Adore Them, this autobiographical memoir tells of how one man made a career for himself giving women the sort of awful treatment so many of them at least occasionally find thrilling, even if few will admit to it. Essential reading for anyone who's ever wanted either to dominate or submit erotically.

A young lawyer desperate to impress his superiors at the corporate law firm at which his senior partner uncle got him a job brings his gorgeous girlfriend to the firm Christmas party. She catches the eye of the firm's top trial lawyer, a former NBA star who turns out to enjoy nothing more than humiliating white associates who enjoyed advantages he was denied.

A multimillionaire widower with a "thing" for women's hosiery -- and another "thing" for brattish, bossy younger women -- gets more than he bargained for on his first date with a brusque young beauty in San Francisco.

A well-bred young man — call him a yuppie if you must! — finds himself in way over his head when he goes out with a domineering Amazon to whose craigslist posting he replied on a whim. She and her roommate give him no choice but to embrace his feminine, submissive side.