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(More customer reviews)this was the second ageplay book ive read and it wasnt bad there was a romance in it the only complaint i had was the girl started off with a mind of her own but by the end she didnt have any will of her own and she was told that if she beczme pregnant she wouldnt have any control of the chid
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The year is 1742. Margot is a young, convent raised bride. At eighteen, she is taken to her betrothed husband's home. But right from the start, things are not as she had expected them to be. First, the companion hired to take her to her husband seems a lot more like a governess - a very strict one. And when she arrives at her husband's home, she is instructed to call him... Papa.Margot soon learns that she is to occupy a sort of shadowy world. She is a bride... in every sense of the word, but she is also a little girl in the nursery, subject to the strictest of discipline and ministrations from both Papa and Miss Della. The hairbrush, the cane, even dreadful bottom punishments are all part of her new world.Trouble arrives, too, in the form of Papa's wicked sister, Celia, who does her best to get poor Margot in serious trouble - and succeeds. At first Celia's mischief is cruel, but not dangerous, but then, thwarted, she steps over the line, and Margot is in real danger.
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