A Clinical Resolution

It has long been known that breast feeding and a woman€s sexual libido are inextricably interlinked and use the same hormone in order to assist bonding between mother and baby. When breast feeding ceases, libido is bound to suffer. A doctor reasons that restarting lactation and reinforcing its links with sexual needs and rewards will result in a realignment of a woman€s sexual aspirations.

Put another way, if a woman is induced to lactate whilst subjected to long periods of enforced sexual stimulation but climactic denial interspersed with brief but orgasmic interludes of high-intensity sexual relief, particularly whilst being restrained and mechanically milked and the hormone release is at its maximum, then this could hardly fail to rekindle her carnal interests.

This 'clinical programme', however, is disrupted when the beautiful young doctor€s wife not only starts to take unfair advantage of the doctor€s confined and seriously inconvenienced clients for her own entertainment but finds a financial opportunity to use them for other extracurricular activities.

This book has been revised and reissued to include new chapters. It contains graphic scenes and is only suitable for an adult readership.

...Paul Enock is an Engineer and Inventor by day and an author in the evenings living in the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire, UK.