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Something About Me and My Book:: I am French Canadian living in a picturesque hamlet in Quebec Province. As you surely guess, my native language is French. I learned lately to speak English so it's very possible that I forget mistakes in my reviews and other writings as this one. Sorry for that.

I have always been a reader and a guy full of imagination. Even very young, I imagined stories that could be call BDSM because my MCs were always in deep sh*t and/or in pain. lolll But they always got through it and they learned about themselves and what is important in life through their ordeal.

That's why I like BDSM stories, mines and others' (no hard non-con, please). And that's also why I love thrillers, science-fiction (no star wars, please!) and even some horror stories (no werewolves, vampires or gifted people, please!). I also love to read about scientific and technological discoveries, particularly about neurology, quantum, parallel universes,...

I began to write my first novel, "Esclave à l'entraînement", a long time ago, before I lived a BDSM relationship. But I left this book in a box, not knowing what to do with it. And years later, I get it out of its box, edited it and found a publisher. Lately, I translated it in English with the help of an Australian author named A.B. Gayle. This book is now published in Amazon/Kindle and Smashwords.
USA: http://www.amazon.com/Slave-Training-Danny-Tyran-ebook/dp/B00KKCU29M/
Canada: http://www.amazon.ca/Slave-Training-Danny-Tyran-ebook/dp/B00KKCU29M/
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/441892

From the day of my first book to today, I tried to find time to write and I do it as often as possible. But you know what it is, sometimes at night, you're too exhausted to write, then I read.

I love open-minded and bright people. Dim-witted and people with old-fashioned ideas exasperate me. But what bothers me the most are people who believe so much in their own worth that they grant rights to themselves they deny others.