Sarah Jameson books

[attentive_husband]

Filling out the form on her site does not get her free book emailed to you. Is there anywhere else to get it? Or is this book of hers on Amazon the same thing?

Also, is Be Careful What You Wish For good? And if so, any idea where I can get it (her website appears to be down)?

[Tom Allen]

First, I think that BCWYWF is a great book. It's well written, and aimed specifically at nervous or hesitant partners who may not have much kink experience. It's a much milder approach than Mistress Ivey's blog/books.

That said, I don't think that it's worth the $70 for her ultimate chastity/T&D guide (several books). My opinion; some people have enjoyed them.

And *that* said, I'd be hesitant to buy anything from the web site at this point. Sarah went MIA a few years ago, I suspect because some of the Jameson's kinky side business got mixed in with her husband's vanilla consulting business. The fast thing to do was to pull the entire plug, so everything went quiet very quickly. They resurfaced last year for a few months, but that's about it.

[attentive_husband]

Thanks. We seem to be finding our way pretty well so far. We probably would not get much advantage from it anyways.

[LockedUp24]

Best bet is buy from Amazon or a well established book site of your country.

[She decides]

Katie Christian's (fake name) writings at http://mychastehubby.blogspot.com/searc ... =false&m=1 are very good, free and wife friendly.

[Tom Allen]

Katie Christian's (fake name)

Based on her writing style, I suspect that more than just her name is fake. But it is, for the most part, vanilla wife friendly.

[LockedUp24]

All these books need to be put to Audio books too.

[Mosthandysub]

Jameson's book, "Be Careful What You Wish For" is on audio.

[Tom Allen]

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