Sophie's Way

Inside Sophie there is a desire lurking, a deep and powerful longing for something she does not know what it is, something she cannot put her finger on. When her friend Samantha takes her to a restaurant to meet two men who are dedicated to what they call the Way, she begins to realise what this desire is about.

The Way is not a club, not an association. It is simply the coming together of people who enjoy female submission, and who find joy in living their dreams, of playing the game.

Why is it so easy to obey the gentle but demanding John? Why does she not object to being 'trained' by Stephen? Why does she submit herself to this harsh and humiliating treatment? Sophie is subjected to punishments that makes her cry in agony and tremble with humiliation. She finds herself naked and exposed in front of strangers, demanding her obedience.

All this suits Sophie better than she could ever have imagined, better than what she thinks it should. This is what she has been looking for, and when finding her dream, she finds something more. As she is surrendering to the demands of the Way she finds something else, something unexpected, something that is immensely precious to her.

This is a story of dreams and desires, of deep dedication, and of love. It is a story where the path to fulfilment sometimes may seem harsh, at times even too harsh, but at its core it is a story of mutual desire, of sharing a vision, of love, and living a dream.