Garrison Games: Private Memoirs of an Officer of Dragoons

Shortly before the French revolution of 1789 our Captain and narrator's Dragoon regiment kept garrison in the city of Le Mans. The officers, being taken in by some of the noblest and richest of houses of the city, soon began to play that age old game of cuckoldry, playing their patrons for fools as the rakes took the lewdest of liberties with their wives.

Perhaps more scandalous was the fact that the women, ignored and thus unsatisfied by said husbands, desperate for the basest of physical fulfilments, positively welcomed our officers with open legs and a passion unbridled. Our Captain is soon enfolded into the clefts and bosoms of two of the city's finest and most libidinous, one Madame de Lafonds and one Madame Dejozet. In the company of these two sirens, our Captain will partake in all manner of deed and device, no aperture spared, enough to satisfy the lusts of an entire barracks.

Anonymously written in 1905 and published by the infamous Charles Carrington, this deliciously written piece of Victorian erotica brims with scandal and licentiousness. A welcome addition to any collection of the once forbidden.