Cleaner: The Original Story

“COMPELLING AND VERY EROTIC”

Seeing it’s first time in print, the original novella that inspired the on-going trilogy.

Dahlia Western is a woman with the world at her feet: a beautiful and wealthy model on the verge of a comeback. But Dahlia yearns for an escape from the boredom of her existence. She wants to live a normal life away from the money and the spotlight.

Melissa Chapman is her cleaner, as big a contrast to Dahlia as it is possible to get: obese and homely with thick glasses and a dowdy hairstyle. Melissa is bitter at her lowly position and secretly hates her employer.

But when Dahlia comes to Melissa with an odd request, the cleaner sees only an opportunity to turns things to her advantage. Dahlia suggests that she and Melissa swap places, altering their body shapes, memorising details of one another’s lives, and even having plastic surgery to affect a total swap. She spirits Melissa abroad and by the time they return, the women have swapped places. Now Melissa is beautiful and slim; Dahlia fat and dowdy.

The two women swap lives but soon Dahlia comes to realise that being normal isn’t as easy as she thought. Melissa begins to show her manipulative side, taking control of the situation and blocking any attempt Dahlia makes to get her life back and soon a battle of wills begins between them.

How can Dahlia return to her old self now that she has given all power away?

And is holding on to that power is a little harder than even Melissa imagines…?

“REALLY PUSHES THE BUTTONS OF ANYONE WHO RESPONDS TO EROTIC HUMILIATION”