Anna Julia Cooper's dissertation, "L'Attitude de la France à l'égard de l'esclavage pendant la revolution," offered a bold interpretation of the French Revolution. In it, she examined the relations between the 18th-century revolutionists in Paris and the representatives and inhabitants of the richest of French colonies, San Domingue. Historian Frances R. Keller now makes this unique work available in English for students and scholars alike. Through Keller's interpretive essays, one is able to better understand the incredible story of Anna Julia Cooper and the importance and originality of her scholarship.

Fetishes can get you into trouble. That's the opinion of Dylan Cross, after one of his clients finds out he has a foot fetish. Sharon Johnson, a divorcée that hires his consulting business, discovers his weakness for women's feet, and makes plans to put his deviant desires to good use. She not only takes advantage of her discovery, soon she is introducing Dylan to more and more perverse behaviors. Dylan enjoys a bit of foot worship, but soon he must decide if he will bow to an increasingly assertive Sharon, and indulge her unusual tastes. Their relationship has moved way beyond a business arrangement and Sharon has a lot of ideas that Dylan is reluctant to embrace. For example, wearing panties is not something he had an interest in, but Sharon insists that it's a good idea. Submission, female dominance and even voodoo rituals will crop up as events unfold.