Confessions of a Female Dominant: A Mother. A Mistress. A Woman no one really sees. - Paperback

"Confessions of a Female Dominant is far more than a salacious retelling of BDSM adventures. There is a profound exploration of relationships; how relationships start, grow, work and, eventually, end. Though technically a work of fiction, the emotional truth in this book is its greatest asset." -Russ Gerney, author of The Methuselah Project and Eighty Hours

Ana has mastered the art of being useful - to everyone but herself. A perfect mother, a professional, a survivor of systems both domestic and corporate-she moves through life with precision, order, and quiet endurance. But beneath the structure lies a hunger she cannot name.

When she meets Gabriel, a man who offers submission instead of love, Ana steps into a world that mirrors her own contradictions: power as refuge, desire as exposure, control as the last defense against grief. Their bond unravels the fictions she has lived by-about dominance, love, and the cost of being needed by everyone yet wanted by no one.

Set between Stockholm's sterile offices and the clandestine rooms of the Berlin BDSM underground, Confessions of a Female Dominant isn't a story that heals; it is an unflinching chronicle of solitude, identity, and the architectures of power we build to survive intimacy.

"Bold, defiant, subversive, meditative. [...] This is not a book about scandal or spectacle but an exploration of control as both a shield and a burden; it is the story of a woman like any other, empowered by self-expression and self-construction yet still needing to be chosen-to not have to be one's self, by one's self." - Independent Book Review

"Confessions of a Female Dominant is an unexpected delight. Ana from Sweden has a unique method of storytelling that, at times, can feel as if it's all over the place, but suddenly the story winds down, and the path makes total sense...This story forces us to examine the price of being who the world needs us to be without losing the bits and pieces that make us who we are, but also make us happy." - Readers' Favorite ★★★★

"Raw, idiosyncratic, and unexpectedly domestic...It's not a story about domination so much as a story about the terror of being known." - Literary Titan ★★★★

"The novel is illuminating as a story of female dom behavior and grief, and it offers an outsider's perspective on the peculiarities of her current home." - Kirkus Reviews Verdict: GET IT