Maudie

When Charlie awakes in a luxuriantly decorated boudoir, a beautiful siren at his side and a deliciously dressed maid at his beckon call, he has trouble recalling with any reasonable clarity how he came to be there and whether he had paid for the pleasure, as he was occasionally want to do. Before he has a chance to decipher the whole affair, he is well mounted and experiences the best rutting of his young life.

And so then to the true reason why Charlie is where is: Maudie Stevens requires the gent, keen photographer as he is, to aquire and photograph a number of pretty, nubile, and promiscuous young women for Maudie's liberal arts 'society'.

What follows are Bacchanalian displays of true orgiastic abandon as Charlie bears witness to Maudie's bending all to her libidinous will. Amongst maids, flappers, debutantes, and tarts our protagonist labours selflessly and joyously to provide his client with all the models she requires. And how the World will wonder

Written by Erotica Biblion Society author George Reginald Bacchus in 1909, this tale of fun and fornication paints a rare picture of London on the wave of technological curiosities like the telephone and auto-mobile, elements which enable those of like disposition to find each other faster and spend each other numerously. Straight talking Maudie, and a sumptuously graphic prose, will be sure to excite those fans of the genre."