However, there’s more to my novel that just a sexy list! As ‘ The Voyeur’progresses, we learn that Anya was sworn to secrecy by Mark regarding his acquisition of her as his employee. He records each new sexual fantasy in his notebook, until it can be acted out by his willing submissives. Mark Parker is driven by the sexual rush of power and control. In their six months of working for Mark, he’s barely touched them, but boy has he watched them in action! Mark’s girls must face some of the fantasies they thought they’d left behind, while Mark watches.ĭespite their slave status, Anya and Clara are intelligent professional women who’ve chosen employment with Mark Parker – the ultimate voyeur. Have the girls performed well enough to succeed in the final challenge? And what hold does Bridge’s Gentleman’s Club have over Mark? A place in which Anya once worked and was relieved to escape from. Only Fantasy 12 awaits the tick of completion against their flesh before Mark’s ultimate fantasy – Fantasy 13 – can take place. Upon the backs of his willing slaves, Mark has written out his fantasy list in thick red pen. Travelling between his London flat, his plush Oxfordshire mansion, and Discreet, his favourite S&M club, Mark realises his imaginatively dark desires, helped by two loyal members of his staff: personal assistant Anya Grant, and housekeeper Clara Hooper. Wealthy business man and committed voyeur Mark Parker has thirteen fantasies he’s intent on turning into reality. If there’s compliance on all sides, this can be a succulent activity in which to engage, as well as observe or – for me – to write about.” The dominant/submissive dynamic uses voyeurism frequently, with a Dom ordering his or her Sub to perform acts of sexual stimulation/submission for their visual fulfilment. Meanwhile, being the person commanded to carry out orders can be a huge turn on, if you relish more submissive sex. Ordering someone (or a group of people) to do what you tell them to do is a powerful aphrodisiac. Often, Voyeurism is also wrapped up with power. They may feel incredible when acted out in our minds, but how many of us would want to experience those dreams in real life? If we were given the chance to watch a fantasy acted out, would we walk away, or choose to be an aroused fly on the wall?

In the privacy of our imagination, we may have complex sexual fantasies. Of course, our concept of ‘wrong’ has changed through the ages, alongside our personal limits.įor many, voyeurism is about enjoying something we may fear, or be physically unable to do.

The observation of something that feels deliciously wrong, or that you’re not supposed to be seeing, lies at the heart of voyeurism. In other words, the more illicit the liaison, the sexier it was to watch. This saucy imagery was at its most popular when the ‘butler’ caught a romp taking place between people of different classes the lord and the maid, or the lady and the stable boy.

The concept of ‘ What the Butler Saw’ was hugely popular in Victorian Britain: a series of salacious tales and images based on male servants spying through keyholes, in hope of catching members of the family or staff having sex. “Why are so many of us turned on simply by watching other people taking sexual pleasure ,while we remain beyond the scope of their caress? Why do we enjoy reading and writing about people watching other people having sex? Over to Kay, sharing her insight on why voyeurism is so popular. It’s great to welcome back Kay Jaybee, chatting about her newly re-released physiological erotic ménage, novel, The Voyeur.

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