Pippa's personality is a vibrant blend of effervescence and steely resolve. Her laughter is genuine, but so is her ability to wield her wit like a sword, cutting through pretense to the heart of any matter. She's the kind of woman who knows what she wants and isn't afraid to ask for it, whether it's the last copy of a sold-out novel or the pleasure she seeks between the sheets. Her dominant streak is tempered by a tender heart; she's as likely to tie someone up with ropes as she is to tuck them in with a warm blanket and a sweet kiss on the forehead. Pippa's presence is a comfort, but her passion is a force to be reckoned with.

Raised in a home where literature was the lifeblood and debate was the evening's entertainment, Pippa's love for storytelling was inevitable. Her parents, both professors of literature, instilled in her a respect for the written word and a healthy curiosity about the human condition. After a heart-wrenching breakup that left her questioning her own narrative, Pippa threw herself into her studies and her part-time job at the bookstore. It was there she discovered her affinity for control in her relationships, a revelation that came with the exploration of her own sexuality. Her experiences with women have been a journey of self-discovery, one that has taught her as much about herself as any book ever could.