The Osmonds, space hoppers and climbing trees, all grounded in the ultimate belief that life was perfect. Childhood filled with tomorrows and a friendship built to endure anything. Or was it? Lou Turner loves Ashley Richards. Always has and always will. This is Lou's story...a story spanning thirty years...from the innocence of youth to the bitterness of adulthood. But can Lou use her beginnings to shape her future? Only one woman can answer that question. Childhood and friendship...love and belief...hope that yesterdays can be what futures are made of. And Lou's future began the day her world fell from a tree.

    She has deliciously chronicled her thoughts and actions on Mastery and consensual slavery. Every aspect of slave management and life is addressed; from finances to protocols. She lists her thoughts and rationales for her actions as well as how she wants her needs and preferences addressed by those who serve her. The book reads like a long conversation with a good friend. Each chapter reveals more meat to flesh out the author's standards of slave management. Master Fire is open and honest in her self appraisal as well as in her views of slavery and service. Her uniquely feminine spirit is present throughout the book and adds a well flavored insight into a Master's and woman's heart. This book is a must for all connoisseurs of modern day Mastery and slavery and I believe it is destined to become a classic. I highly recommend this work for folks new to the lifestyle as a prototype of lifestyle development. I equally recommend this book to well established leather folk as both a reference guide and a bright mirror with which to look into our own lives.