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  1. THE ORIGINAL SINNERS: ABSOLUTION
  2. THE CASE OF THE ACTING ACTRESS
  3. THE CASE OF THE DIFFIDENT DOM
  4. THE CASE OF THE RELUCTANT ROCK STAR
  5. THE CASE OF THE SECRET SWITCH
  6. THE CASE OF THE BROKENHEARTED BARTENDER
  7. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART I: SCARS AND STRIPES
  8. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART II: SORE SPOTS
  9. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART III: THE GAMES DESTINY PLAYS
  10. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART IV: FIT TO BE TIED
  11. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART V: THE LAST GOOD NIGHT
  12. THE GIFT
  13. Tiffany Reisz
  14. THE CASE OF THE ACTING ACTRESS
  15. Tiffany Reisz
  16. THE CASE OF THE DIFFIDENT DOM
  17. Tiffany Reisz
  18. THE CASE OF THE RELUCTANT ROCK STAR
  19. Tiffany Reisz
  20. THE CASE OF THE SECRET SWITCH
  21. Tiffany Reisz
  22. THE CASE OF THE BROKENHEARTED BARTENDER
  23. Tiffany Reisz
  24. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART I: SCARS AND STRIPES
  25. Tiffany Reisz
  26. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART II: SORE SPOTS
  27. Tiffany Reisz
  28. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART III: THE GAMES DESTINY PLAYS
  29. Tiffany Reisz
  30. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART IV: FIT TO BE TIED
  31. Tiffany Reisz
  32. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART V: THE LAST GOOD NIGHT
  33. Tiffany Reisz
  34. THE GIFT
  35. Tiffany Reisz

“It’s good. I promise, it’s very good.”

Nora wrote down the information Kingsley gave her and hung up. She returned to the living room and found Lance waiting by the door, his leather jacket back on, keys in his hand.

“Kink emergency?” he asked.

“How did you guess? I’ll be ready in ten.”

Nora changed into her fetish-wear and this time let Lance do the driving. They valet-parked at an exclusive hotel near Gramercy Park.

“So what now?” Lance asked as they left the car. “We just walk in the front door?”

“We just walk in the front door. We look nice and vanilla.” Nora had put on a black trench that covered up every inch of anything interesting on her. From the outside she looked like any other rich Manhattanite who didn’t want to get rained on. Under the coat she looked like a cross between Bettie Page and Marlene Dietrich with a little carnival barker thrown in for shits and giggles.

They got on the elevator and headed to the seventeenth floor.

“You’ll need to wait outside the room. I’ll be done in an hour.”

“What’s on the menu today?” Lance asked as the elevator doors closed.

“Some famous actor I’ve never heard of,” she said, checking her notes. “Wants a good beating. Kingsley says he’s a total asshole who’s notoriously mean to his assistants. Beating the shit out of him should be fun. I might even make him confess his sins.”

“Good times. Be safe,” he said when they got to the door of the hotel suite.

Nora reached under a newspaper left lying outside the door and picked up a keycard.

“Don’t worry. I’ve got this one under control.”

She gave him a wink before sliding the card through the lock and slipping into the room.

She found her client sitting on the edge of the bed, shirtless and smiling. He had a good body and a vaguely familiar face.

“Kingsley tells me you’re famous,” she said, dropping her toy bag on the floor and tossing her coat aside.

“I am. Very famous.” He leaned back resting on his hands. “Want to see my Oscar?”

“Never met a man who named his cock Oscar before.”

“I meant my Academy Award.”

“Oh, then no.”

Her client blanched and Nora smiled. God, she did love putting the rich and famous in their place. And their place was, of course, at her feet.

“It’s a big deal to get an Oscar,” he protested.

“Yeah, well, I have no idea who the fuck you are and I don’t give a damn about your Grammy award.”

“Oscar.”

“And quite frankly, I don’t care who you are. But I hear you’re an asshole who treats his assistants like shit, and I think you’re probably going to have to be punished for that. Say ‘Yes, Mistress’ if you agree.”

He swallowed hard.

“Yes, Mistress.”

“Good boy. Now get naked and bend over the table. Let’s find out how an Oscar-winner screams.”

She quickly found out how an Oscar-winner screams. Loudly and without shame. Luckily the walls were soundproof; otherwise she might have hotel security banging on the door. She’d learned that lesson the hard way.