Two books of fantasy describing two different yet similar misadventures in matriarchy... Misadventures for the men, that is.

Willem Overmars, "The Sirens of Omphale", opens the volume with his tale of a respected criminologist who is forced onto the run by a society of female supremacists who've taken their name from the Amazon queen who famously subjugated the fearsome Hercules... Fanatical and depraved women who believe in the complete superiority of woman over man... And have an ancient, but no less powerful means of achieving it.

Next up is Sandrine Bessancort's tribute to the great Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and his world famous characters of Holmes and Watson, "A Scandal in Bohemia... and Worse!". Read on as we are re-introduced to the character of Irene Adler and her re-entry into the life of the great detective... A re-entry that shines a long in coming light on the unexpected and, consequently, unexplored romantic and sexual inclinations of Doyle's stoic and intellectually driven character... Debased inclinations of whose existence he had been quite unaware.

2-Female-Led books of matriarchal fantasy and decadent psychological possession.