The Ties that Bind (novel)

The Ties that Bind (novel)

Infobox Book |
name = The Ties that Bind
title_orig = Le Lien
translator =


image_caption = Cover art of "Le lien" - orig. French
author = Vanessa Duriès
illustrator =
cover_artist =
country = France
language = French
series =
genre = Autobiogrpahical Erotic novel
publisher = Spengler (original edition)
J'ai lu (paperback)
pub_date = 1993
english_pub_date = 1998
media_type = Print (Paperback)
pages =
isbn = ISBN 2909997030 (original edition)
ISBN 2290307009 (paperback)
preceded_by =
followed_by = "L'Étudiante"

"Le lien" ( _en. The Ties that Bind, 1993) is the first novel by Vanessa Duriès.

This is an autobiographical story. It tells the story of Laika, a young student, who is initiated to BDSM and then her evolution as a slave, and also of her growing love relationship with her master, Pierre. It also provides some insight into the devastating effects of the revelation of her sexual orientation on her relationship with her parents.

Publication history

* "Le lien" (in French) - Editions J'ai lu - ISBN 2-290-30700-9
* "The Ties that Bind" (translated from the French) - Masquerade Books - ISBN 1-56333-688-X

External links

* [http://www.souslemanteau.com/?p_idref=96 Review of "Le lien"] (in French)
* [http://www.u-blog.net/AURORAWEBLOG/note/57715 Another review of "Le lien"] (in French)


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