All Comments on 'Rahab Bk. 01 Ch. 10: Last Night'

For the drama to follow. Well done darling G xxx

The whole chapter was great, but I especially loved the bit of tease and denial that Rahab was put through. This part was terrific:

"But then that emotion was infused, and even overwhelmed by an erotic feeling I had never previously known. Even as I hated what they were doing, I loved it. It made my kitty so wet, that even though I was forbidden to exercise my fingers, it was wetting my pants."

Definitely looking forward to what happens next! :)

The Middle East has long been aflame with a complicated mixture of reasons and races. In this series you've given a whole new meaning to the word 'aflame' with Rahab and her assorted lovers. And you've shown how people never (and perhaps never will) learn from history. The Druze rebellion was not unlike the Hebrew uprising against the Romans centuries earlier and with the same catastrophic outcome. More power to your pen, Pixie, I'm sure you'll not let us down with your next tale.

I love how you mix history and erotica, the result is amazing stories and chapters like this. The dynamics between Rahab, Calliope and Jess are brilliant and the intimate scene in this chapter with them was especially wonderful. Thank you.

Jc

Thank you my darling, you know how much I appreciate your support x

I am so glad that you liked it so much. Thank you.

Thank you, I am glad that you appreciated that side of the saga. More to come soon.

Well done Pixie! I love that you brought back the intensity of their sex with each other! Thank you!

I am so glad you like it, Terri. I hope you will enjoy the next part.

I just finished reading the first 10 ch in the first Bk. and aside from a few things I though was just ewww like the stone in ch 9 being make to be put in her butt and then afterword in her mouth it was a very good part might start the next one tomorrow

Thank you. There will always be a few things which see eww, but I hope on the whole they outnumbered by the pluses.

Extraordinary talented writer for creating wonderful tales ..... Fabulous

Dear Pixiehoff,

The Rahab BK-1 story chapter series starts sad with the Sultan separating Rahab (Pixie) from her family and makes Pixie a slave. However, Pixie utilizes her underdeveloped size and her cunning intellect to "to top the Sultan from the bottom" to obtain her desires. Pixie also manipulates the Sultan to take her dear

friend, Svetlana after utilizing her talented lesbian tongue to prepare her for the Sultan's passionate desires. Pixies talented sexual tongue earns her the title of "Little Sorceress." However, Pixie's loyalty rests upon the Sultan's Mother, Calliope who experienced Pixie's talented tongue and both confide in each other. Pixie refers to Calliope as “Moma,” her protector.

Pixie's tests Calliope's loyalty by asking her to purchase an English slave girl, named Jess, for her. Jess slightly more developed than Pixie welcomes Pixie's love and friendship enough to entice Pixie to become Jess's little submissive lover. Pixie's lesbian desires face competition from the male species when the great story teller William Shakespeare enters Pixie's life and the two become great friends enough to invite Pixie to visit England and meet Queen Elizabeth I. William Shakespeare also makes Pixie’s kitty wet enough to consider a sexual relationship with him.

I read the entire story before realizing, that I did not place a comment at the end of BK-1. I love to read and watch things about Queen Elizabeth I. I consider Queen Elizabeth I as the greatest ruler of England. I know this story is a fantasy piece of history. But how I wish Pixie lived during this time period and went back to the Queen, for a third visit, because Pixie could protect the Queen Elizabeth I; especially, in the later years of her reign, when the Queen felt truly alone and vulnerable due to loss of her trusted advisers due to age, illness, and death. I also believe that Pixie would yield her lesbian relationships for a sexual encounter with William Shakespeare.

I am now trying to understand Oliver Cromwell. My conclusion thus far, it is either a love him or hate him relationship within the people of England. So, Pixie what is your opinion of Oliver Cromwell?

Everything about Pixie and Pixiehoff shines throughout this entire book series. Now, I will need to move on, from this Rahab BK story, to read about the further adventures of Pixie and perhaps understand more about the magic of Pixiehoff herself.

Please Stay Health and COVID Safe,

Jeff

That's such a great summary, Jeff - and thank you so much xxx

This story has given me so much. And it is just the first book. I am transported to different times and different places. And yet it still feels relevant to what is happening today.

The predicament of the war-torn Middle East can be better understood through the lens of history. The strict rules of succession to the British throne seem almost humane and benign in contrast to the survival of the fittest, where brother kills brother to become the next sultan. No wonder that the prospects for peace are dim in a region where people have such mindset.

The fabric of society is held together by women, the givers of life, the voices of reason. The Pashida is surrounded by his harem, and yet he is only vaguely aware of the ways of women. Witnessing a female orgasm is a revelation his mother hasn't told him about.

Rahab aka Pixie who has never known a man, has so much to teach to men, rulers and poets alike. It is to Mehmet's and Will's credit that they listen and learn, albeit to a different degree. The Sultan still does a lot of thinking with his dick, whereas the Bard truly gets inspired.

If there is a dichotomy between the vital importance of women in society and the meager roles assigned to them, the dichtonomy is even greater in Rahab's personal life.

Being child-like is not just a protective shield Rahab needs to survive. She really needs a safe space where she can live and express herself as a child, while her spirit is one of a wise woman with an old soul.

Therefore Calliope becomes Rahab's mother. Even though their relationship is sexual, there is no feeling of taboo or incest about it. Sex between women is just a natural source of mutual comfort and protection.

The same is also felt with Svetlana who becomes Rahab's lover early on. It is thanks to Svetlana's complicity that Rahab can preserve her virginity when she is summoned to the Sultan.

Rahab thanks her protectors and lovers by giving them exquisite pleasure in a way only a woman can (even though the Sultan thinks he can too, when Svetlana comes on his cock after Rahab has extensively prepared her - kind of like the crowing rooster taking credit for the sunrise).

However, Rahab also needs a woman she can call her own. While Rahab gives oral pleasure to the women she loves (Svetlana and Calliope) as well as to any women she must serve out of necessity (Alexandra and possibly others), she receives pleasure only from the woman she has freed from the slave market. With Jess she has her first non-solitary orgasm. Soon Rahab becomes a submissive, a sexual slave to Jess, who knows Rahab's innermost desires.

Rahab is not jealous of Svetlana when she has to leave the quarters of the Sultan after she has prepared her lover for him. However, she is intensely jealous of Jess when Calliope fingers her to orgasm, something she has never done to Rahab. Aroused and humiliated, Rahab, the mover and shaker of political destinies, is forced to orgasm only on command.

There are so many gemstones in this story, possibly more than I can detect. I am a little confused about Prince Prospero in Rahab's tale at the Sultan's banquet. Isn't he a character from a novel by Edgar Allan Poe, whereas Rahab seems to create to story of Peter Pan with Pixie Fairies and all?

However, the greatest gemstone is the one hidden in Rahab's arse, unbeknownst to her captive audience at the banquet and unbeknownst to her partner in crime Will.

The scene where Jess orders Rahab to expel the stone and put it in her mouth is depraved yet innocent. After all, the roots of anal play are found in early childhood where everything is explored with curiosity before the child is told what is dirty and inappropriate.

One thing that saddens me a bit is the fact that circassians are the villains in the story. The country of Circassia has been obliterated by Russia (we are reminded of this by the controversy around the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, the former capital of Circassia), and their people have lived in diaspora ever since.

But perhaps there is a symbolic meaning that might be revealed in one of the next books.

Thank you so much Amadeus. This is one of my favourite stories so I am glad you liked it so much. As always, you see deeply into the story and its meanings.

In all but the temporal sense, at the start Rahab is a child, she has no sexual experience and is offered by her village to the Sultan because she is seen as of no use to them; they are not wrong. Indeed, as she later realises, what could have been a disaster for her, gives her opportunities she never would have had.

The Sultan and Will are two types of the way men react to her. Prospero will become the magician in "The Tempest" and like Othello, have an afterlife thanks to the genius of Shakespeare.

The relationships with Jess and Calliope are a critical part of Rahab's development and prepare her for what is to come; without the experiences she would not have been able to deal with what happens across the rest of the saga. But they offer her choices, types of ease, which at some point she has to decide whether to accept or reject.

The Circassians often aroused antagonism in the Ottoman Empire, partly, in harem circles because of their beauty, and what we have here is an example of that.

I hope you enjoy the rest, dearest Amadeus xxxx

I have really enjoyed book 1. The way you weaved the storyline to allow the addition of characters, who in turn influence how the storyline progresses. I know it is a story and yet you have brought it and the characters to life for me. Thank you, I look forward to book 2.

Thank you so much for your appreciation and comment Evie, and I hope you enjoy Book 2 xx