Rewiring the Beast

Rewiring the Beast is a provocative exploration of power dynamics, control, and the transformation of traditional gender roles through an intense and unconventional relationship.

Naomi Gresham is a powerful and assertive woman of Latina and African-American heritage in her late thirties, living in Maine. After a divorce from a husband who couldn’t handle her dominance, Naomi finds herself yearning for a relationship where she can exercise her strength and control over a truly unwilling partner. Her ideal scenario involves transforming a typical macho man into a submissive partner who serves her unconditionally.

Enter Tim Reece, a mid-forties head of admissions at the University of New England, married and outwardly confident. Naomi identifies Tim as the perfect candidate for her desires. She meticulously plans and orchestrates a series of encounters that lead to Tim’s reluctant submission. Using her physical strength and psychological prowess, Naomi breaks down Tim’s resistance, rewiring his sense of self and transforming him into her devoted servant.

The novel intricately details Naomi’s methods and Tim’s gradual acceptance of his new role. From initial resistance to eventual devotion, Tim’s journey is fraught with inner conflict, societal shame, and the overpowering influence of Naomi’s dominance. Their relationship evolves from mere control to a complex bond where Tim finds a twisted sense of fulfillment in his submission.

Rewiring the Beast challenges conventional notions of power and relationships, presenting a raw and unfiltered look at the dynamics of dominance and submission. Samuel Benson weaves a tale that is both unsettling and captivating, pushing readers to reconsider the boundaries of control, identity, and desire.

Rewiring the Beast by Samuel Benson is a compelling read for those interested in the psychological depths of power dynamics and the transformative nature of unconventional relationships.