More Cow Bell

By Candice Christian

Linda ‘Kat’ Katz is the Queen of the Flesh Shoppe, a local BDSM establishment, but she is about to be forced to abdicate.

Beautiful voluptuous and athletic Linda 'Kat' Katz has been a dominant woman since anyone can remember. Swimming, wrestling and soccer. She was the best female athlete around.

An unfortunate sports injury, however, ruins her chance at the Olympics and she winds up coaching at a community college. But she has found her life at the Flesh Shoppe. A BDSM club, and Kat relishes the idea of being the queen, the big cat, so having her harem of 'sub's enhances her self-image. The dominant women challenge each other to catfights to add slaves to their harem. Just the thing for a woman like Kat.

Unfortunately Kat lets her ego get the best of her and on one quiet night at the Flesh Shoppe another domme, challenges Kat to the title of top cat. The challenge at first is not taken seriously, the challenger, nicknamed the Mouse, is half Kat's size and surely she will be killed if she persists with the ludicrous attempt.

The Mouse has many tricks up her sleeve and the laughable wrestling match, is soon turned into a rout, and Kat's world is about to change forever.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tenth Muse
• Release date: Dec 3, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463803738

Candice Christian

Candice was born in Paris KY on 9 January 1988. Her parents, George Bertrand Christian, an attorney who once aspired to be an actor, and Frances Hollowell insisted that Candice and her sister Simone, be sent to a Catholic school. Candice was deeply religious as a child, at one point thought of becoming a nun.

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More Cow Bell

Candice Christian

Copyright 2019 Candice Christian

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Acknowledgments

Just Jaeckin

Chapter One

The women at the Flesh Shoppe were the most fearless gals in a city known for its fit figures, warehouse workers, and legendary tough gals. They were rougher, tougher, butcher than even the other women in similar positions who were straight.

And of all the butch mommas and muscle beauties and domme's at the Flesh Shoppe, Linda Katz was the biggest, baddest, and butchest of them all. Most of the gals who knew her here called her The Kat or even Da Kat. But to those who worked with Linda in the straight world – or those of us who had known her longer, like me – she was simply Kat.

She hadn't been called Linda since she was a little girl, although even when she was a girl she'd never really been what you'd call little.

I knew Kat from our college swimming days together, swimming for a NCAA powerhouse. I was a freestyle short distance competitor – I didn't make the team until junior year. But even as a true freshman, Kat was a multiple-threat swimmer. She could swim freestyle, butterfly, and even breast stroke or backstroke, and Coach would even use her occasionally on relays.

After junior year, Linda had the option of going to the Olympics or staying for a potentially great senior year so that she might raise her prospects for higher sponsor endorsements (and help us win the conference). She gambled and lost. A series of injuries during the season of our senior year ended her swimming days completely.

She managed to create a decent career for herself as an assistant coach and strength trainer at a nearby two-year college. Because she was really successful, she was often the subject of speculation in the local media for positions with more prestigious universities.

But concerns about a different kind of speculation - about her personal life - that might arise at a more