"Uniquely Us" picks up where "Uniquely Rika" left off. We are given first-hand insight into the experiences of eight couples with varied relationship styles, D/s interests, and gender preferences. We see how they applied Ms. Rika's "Dominant-centric" approach to their long-termed, committed relationships. Ms. Rika invites us into her world. The personal stories in "Uniquely Us" come from people with whom Rika has had direct influence: as a mentor, advisor, and as a dominant. Through the accounts of Robbie, Jen, Liz and John, Rhonda and Karl, Sean and David, Jeremy and Sarah, Lia and Jessica, and Melanie and Paolo, Rika encourages the reader to recognize similarities to their own path and find insights to how they might apply her approach to their own lifestyles.

In this, the third in the ""Uniquely"" Series, Ms. Rika turns her attention to the role of the dominant in long-term, committed, service-oriented dynamics. Rika guides you in the creation and continued adaptation of a unique definition of submission that will work for you in your relationships. Dominants of all experience levels will find Rika's approach adaptable and enlightening. Submissives will gain a new understanding of the dominant perspective - and will be prepared to serve better because of it! If you're looking to establish a stronger, more fulfilling power dynamic that's based in reality, common sense, and practicality, learn how to put Ms. Rika's Dominant-Centric approach to work in your relationship. Read, ""Uniquely Dominant""!

""I find few more satisfying exhibitions of power and control than deliberately creating desire - only to capriciously deny it."" Ms. Rika uses her extensive experience in the world of D/s to create five reality-based stories of desperation, lust, and love in a world of female dominance. If you've ever enjoyed the thrill of control, you'll love reading Ms. Rika's evil, creative, and somewhat sadistic accounts of women taking control of a man's desire. As with Rika's non-fiction books on D/s, her approach to power dynamics is centered around the dominant - what they want, what they need. In ""The Joy of Denial"" she explores how Tease and Denial (T&D) can be used as a tool to that end.