Silken Embrace

Christina Shelly is a big hit with Nexus readers. She writes specialised, acclaimed and highly detailed page turners on the theme of cross-dressing.

The Bigger Picture is a radical and powerful organisation of dominant women intent on turning young men into ultra glamorous she-males to become house maids that serve wealthy women and demanding men. Shelly manages to escape the strict training program and shelters with Mrs Ambrose, a beautiful and glamorous widow who runs a rival academy. But it's not long before the<br/>
beautiful and severe agents of the Bigger Picture track her down and return her to captivity,where her erotic torments and re-education continue, with an even greater creativity and extremity than ever before.

Company Of Slaves

Michael is a high-flying graduate beginning a career at Lovelace Fashion and Design under the tutelage of the haughty chief executive, Emily Lovelace. What Michael really wants, however, is to spend his life as a masochistic she-male. To his surprise, fear and excitement, LFD have the perfect opening for a man of his predilections. Sheathed in silks and satins subservient and suitably restrained, Michael might just fit the brief...

The Last Straw

Christina Shelly is a prolific writer of erotic novels, and has written a number of titles for Nexus.

When Dennis Mann loses his job, his life hits a hiatus of junk food and daytime TV, much to the consternation of his wife Helen and her wealthy mother Samantha. Soon, the women realise that he would be more use to them as a feminised sissy maid, and set about enforcing their will with the aid of the mysterious Last Straw Society. It seems the women have found the way to mine the seams of Denis' dark perversity forever. Will his contempt for the aims of the Society prove a match for the waves of masochistic desire its members have awakened in him.

Silken Slavery

Chris is a thirty-year-old transvestite. He is firmly 'in the closet' and spends his evenings alone in his exclusive London apartment, yearning for understanding female company. His shyness with women is a problem, particularly at work where he supervises a lot of them! When his inner life is accidentally discovered, however, he finds his staff more accommodating than he might have thought, and embarks on an odyssey into willing she-male submission and enforced feminisation that will change his life - and those of his colleagues - forever. A tale of kinky cross-dressing and sexual fulfilment from the author of The Last Straw.

The Secret Self

Christina Shelly writes specialised, acclaimed and highly detailed page turners.

Since his teenage years, Adam has struggled with a terrible, inescapable truth: he is hiding the secret of a distinctly feminine self from the world. Following a startling adventure with a much loved and very beautiful aunt, Adam spends twelve years nurturing this self in the privacy of his home. But now he has moved to a new city and been accepted into one of the country's most exclusive transvestite clubs, the Crème de la Crème. This, however, is only the beginning of a journey that will see Adam's secret self finally revealed in a series of highly erotic adventures and startling revelations. <i>The Secret Self </i>is a deeply sensuous and detailed study of the psychology of a tormented and beautiful transvestite and<br/>
also an exciting thriller. It will enthral cross dressers and their admirers everywhere.

Christina Shelly

Pretty she-male Shelly has had her secret dreams of domination and feminisation fulfilled by Aunt Jane. Yet her willing slavery has taken a new and even more kinky turn with her induction into the Bigger Picture, a secret society of female dominants dedicated to the world wide subjugation of the male. In this intensely erotic and exciting sequel to the Company of Slaves, we discover a plot to turn the entire male sex into helpless sissy slaves and follow Shelly's final jouney into a realm of total silken servitude.

Christina Shelly

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