Pumping the Shemale Milk Maid Dry by Syndie Truelove (#shemale #milking #lesbian)

Even if FemDom Gang War! and the Attack of the Shemale Zombies was a lot darker and a lot more violent than I expected, it was still a wonderful introduction to the world of Syndie Truelove. It caught my attention, entertained me thoroughly, and made me excited to read more.

Pumping the Shemale Milk Maid Dry, as it turns out, is a completely different kind of story. It is just as bold, imaginative, and altogether kinky, but romantic rather than violent. As the title indicates, this is a story about milking, and not just the kind of milking you are thinking about.

The basic premise here is that breast growth can be rapidly encouraged in transsexual women via Dr. Wong's (ahem) creative means of forced lactation. It is a process that involves erotic over-stimulation of the subject through a ridiculously engineered medical table of lust. That table is a glorious thing of beauty, an elaborate bondage device that mixes sensory deprivation with virtual reality, providing the patient with their choice of simulated penis or vagina to 'feed' them during the milking process, with the entire experience designed to expedite and increasing the flow or their own milk.

In case you are wondering why Dr. Wong would go through all the trouble, it seems there is a niche market for transsexual milk, as it has properties that . . . well, I will leave you to discover that for yourself.

As much fun as that all is, however, this is not just a kinky tale of bondage and forced lactation. In fact, that is not even the best part. What I loved most about Pumping the Shemale Milk Maid Dry is the three-way love affair between Lisa (the transsexual patient), Kinessa (her lesbian girlfriend), and the nurse. The romance between Kinessa and Lisa is beautiful and genuine, and the way it extends to their nurse is really quite natural. She has her own story to tell, included a vested interest in the milking process, but that is another surprise to be discovered.

Sure, there were some far-fetched elements to the story, but it is a fantasy - and a lovely one at that.

Syndie's writing, like her life, is diverse and exciting with often unexpected twists. Whether it is Syndie's continued exploration of dominant females, gender identity, or transgender related topics, Syndie's fans and readers never know exactly what to expect next. 
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Reviewed by Sally