

The Dominion and the Sugilite – Episode 39
Things get heated in this episode of my Fantasy/Sci-Fi Erotic Soap Opera with Femdom themes! Take care to read this incredible space opera in order.
Why is Obadiah angry?
Will Pebbles harm Ailsa?
What is Geo’s big ask?
Plus: Neelam and Dayra; Gemma’s cluelessness; and more in this installment of “The Dominion and the Sugilite”… with Episode 40, the Season Four finale, coming soon.
If you haven’t started the series yet, you can jump in by getting The First Season at a discount, and don’t forget to get the Supplement, which contains all the behind-the-scenes tidbits as well as charts and episode synopses.
Reviews are important, especially in the erotica genre. So go to Goodreads and write reviews for all of my books that you’ve read. Also, “like” the other positive reviews. Not only could you influence a potential reader but you’ll make me happy. Remember, our new goal is 1,000 reviews!
Mike Bowerbank – “Press 9 for Death”
I had the pleasure of reading and editing Mike’s latest novel. I love Mike’s writing and am amazed by how a pantser can create a mystery! But Mike knows the story, and he actually writes scenes rather than linearly.
This style creates many holes when piecing the scenes together, so Mike relies upon my astute reading to point them all out. Mike then fixes, rewrites and polishes for the final product. It’s a symbiotic relationship, because I swear he sometimes adds holes just to see whether I’m paying attention *grin*
“Press 9 for Death” is another quirky murder novel where the prime detective conducts her investigation from within a jail cell.
Don’t think mystery, humor and life lessons go together? Read this book and tell me it doesn’t! Read my 5-star review on Goodreads.
Silk Kajirus – “T-Girl Tops the Twink”
If you’ve ever had a roommate whom you’ve crushed on but shouldn’t’ve… but wondered what if… well, this is the book for you!
Brenda is a 6’1″ trans-woman who sets her sights on Ted, a 5’6″ straight male–or so he thinks.
Brenda recognizes Ted’s inner twink and devises a plan to make him see it, too; a plan that involves subtle manipulation and subliminal acts.
Can’t wait to get to the plan’s conclusion? Fear not, because Brenda has a cis female friend with benefits to provide steamy scenes in between.
It’s a face-paced *hot* read. Read my five-star review on Goodreads, then read the book!
Sally Bend’s Top 10 List
Sally published her top ten list of authors she’s met and authors she wants to meet.
She has met some prolific authors. And the ones she wants to meet are also prolific.
Why am I highlighting this blog post? Hmm, let’s see if you can guess. Check out Sally’s list, then message me the answer 🙂
Author Bots Continued
In my last blog post, I warned that bots are everywhere, including my spam folder. Since then I have been contacted by “Danielle Steel”, famous romance author with over a billion sales. She also happens to be 79 and well beyond the need for “finding new authors” or “wanting to talk about my work”.
Another famous author reached out to me, “John Grisham”, attorney and author of best-selling legal books-turned-movies. He said “my name is Grisham”.
The best one, though, comes from “Stephen Leather”, a famous British detective and thriller novelist, whose works went to the telly. This one provided specific details to make me think the person had actually read my book. It references “The Dominion and the Sugilite – Episode 9”. So it’s not “I came across *your book*”. I will interchange my synopsis with the email paragraph by paragraph to see if you can figure out what’s going on:
SYNOPSIS: Futanari, a priest, a doctor, and Centaurs fill the pages along with BDSM, deceit, power exchange, and tenderness in the next chapter of B.J. Frazier’s Fantasy/Sci-Fi Erotic Soap Opera with a Femdom slant! Take care to read this incredible space opera in order.
EMAIL: I wanted to take a moment to personally thank you for the imaginative world-building, fast-moving storytelling, and unusual blend of fantasy, science fiction, interpersonal tension, and emotional complexity that drive The Dominion and the Sugilite – Episode 9. What immediately struck me is how confidently the series embraces an expansive space-opera setting while keeping its focus on the relationships, shifting loyalties, and complicated dynamics between its characters.
[skipping a babbling paragraph]
The combination of fantasy and science fiction also gives the series an especially distinctive identity. Priests, doctors, centaurs, futuristic settings, and characters navigating questions of authority and personal allegiance create a world that does not feel confined to a single genre tradition. Instead, the story seems deliberately interested in what happens when very different imaginative elements are allowed to coexist within the same universe.
SYNOPSIS: What does the doctor tell Aurora?
How does Cozima perform a second interview?
Just how far does Obadiah go with Malachai’s “reform”?
What happened during Geo’s other Futa truck inspections?
Find out in another fast-paced, sex-filled episode of “The Dominion and the Sugilite”… with Episode 10 coming soon.
EMAIL: Questions surrounding Aurora, Cozima, Obadiah, Malachai, and Geo suggest that Episode 9 is as interested in interpersonal consequences as it is in advancing the broader plot.
The recurring mysteries are another effective feature. What the doctor tells Aurora, what emerges from Cozima’s second interview, and the extent of Obadiah’s attempt to reform Malachai all create individual threads that invite the reader to keep turning pages. Rather than presenting every answer immediately, the episode appears to use unanswered questions as part of its momentum.
[This paragraph blatantly fails the “read” test, as my synopsis questions are, in fact, answered in each episode]
[skipping many babbling paragraphs and jumping to this lame call to action…]
I appreciate the imagination and commitment behind the series, B.J., and I would genuinely welcome the opportunity to continue this conversation and hear more about the world you have created, the characters who have become central to it, and what continues to inspire you as the story moves toward its next chapter.
[end of email]
There is a large part of me that wants to respond to many of these spam pieces, though I know it will only perpetuate the deluge. To “Stephen Leather”, I would flippantly reply with: I’m surprised you were able to follow Episode 9 without reading the previous eight episodes. I’m glad you’re interested in learning more, because I just published Episode 39 today!
*HEAVY SIGH*
If you’re an author, please try to keep your ego in check when reading an email from a “famous author”. Likewise, if you’re a submissive, use your actual head. Famous people and professional dominants do not solicit friendships or subs. Don’t give out personal information. Don’t send money. And don’t engage… unless you’re doing it as a joke so I can publish it in my next blog post.
Have you had a funny or interesting interaction with a bot? Send it to me!
B.J.’s Online Book Club
The next Book Club will be Saturday, October 17, 2026 at 4p Eastern. Vote for the next book in the latest poll: https://www.bjfrazier.com/kinky-links/quizzes/
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Right Here ~ Safe for Work
BlueSky ~ Not Safe for Work

Here’s what you said after the last blog post.
sizeerrorprojection ~ A children’s author bot simulation seeking you out regarding 14 day lockdown? Our world is getting more and more twisted and NOT by the BDSM community! [Yeah, if only it was the good kind, sep :p]
And B.J. … Erotica is mainstream isn’t it? [LOVE this!]
toymax ~ My comment on “Bots Can Be Anywhere”: This shared email is phrased in a really friendly and inviting way. What immediately made me suspicious was the line: “I haven’t read the book yet.” This ‘person’ could at least have read or listened to the previews. And why this specific book? Most likely because it’s the first book on your page. From the perspective of a sub who is merely a dreamer – and I’m convinced these bots know exactly how susceptible we are to get contacted by a dominant Woman – I haven’t taken a single inquiry from a ‘Mistress’ seriously for quite some time now. I admit that it was very tempting at first, but that appeal has completely vanished. The magic of this world has been somewhat lost because of these bots. I feel stupid now for having fallen for something like that in the past. Thank you for constantly reminding us. Your awareness-raising efforts and constant reminders are extremely helpful in protecting others from falling into this trap. [Danke for being so open and sharing that, Max. I’ve seen too many kind and intelligent people get duped, and exposing it is my way of combating it.]
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Happy reading,
~B.J.




