Ballbusting in Novels

[Used]

Obviously there are a lot of great bb stories online, but I was wondering, does anyone know of any novels with a focus on bb? Or ones with any memorable bb scenes?

 

The only two I can think of are Rules Of Attraction (which is just a normal kick from memory) and the scene from Casino Royale (which I haven't read, but have seen the movie).

 

Anyone got any others? :-)

[Smoo]

Stephen King uses them in a lot of his books, many times to be more disturbing then "lol, ballshot":

As mentioned before - Gerald's Game, It (three - a belt and two kicks) and The Stand (two).  He also has them, in various lengths, details and scenarios in Dreamcatcher, The Dark Half, Rose Madder, Pet Semetary (a brief comment about it) and technically even in Doctor Sleep (although it's a flashback to the main character when just a boy).  There was also a verbal threat in The Langoliers.  I'm sure more of his works have them too, but of what I've read, that's all I can think of.

[justaboy]

For any Star Wars fans out there, the Expanded Universe novel Shadows of the Empire has a scene where the main antagonist tries to seduce Leia, but she knees him hard. I remember right after, the book said something like "She smiled sweetly. Didn't like that, did you?i?" which just paints an incredibly hot scene in my head with a good post-bust taunt.

Also in To Kill a Mockingbird, I remember a part where the main character Scout tries to help her brother and she kicks a man but the book says something like how she wanted to kick his shin but accidentally went higher, and the man ended up in pain. What makes this memorable for me isn't the actual scene, but it was the fact that we read this in high school English and my teacher was a really hot college grad, and I remember when my classmate got to that part reading out loud I glanced at her and she had a really big smile on her face while she was looking at her book.

[3jmg870x6xpwx]

so hot when a beautiful woman savors testicle pain :-)

[Tommy T down in cali]

The great majority of books I read (I've read over 200) mainly politicalesqe stories, will have at least 1 if not 4 or more sequences. It's a testament to the semi-mainstream popularity of our fetish, that all kinds of authors conclude that a great majority of their readers want to hear about it. Or at least that maybe we read more books than other fetishists? 2 of the most enticingly written sequences that I remember after many many years can be found in a rape escape scene in the "Bourne supremacy" novel. Also a novel called "the Berkut" by a guy named "Joseph Haywood I believe. (world war 2 fiction story). Both books contained at least 1 sequence which was so sexy that I had to stop reading and beat off before I continued reading. This is not standard behavior for me when I find a bust scene in a novel.

[Tender Boy]

I agree.  Ball busts are so common in books and TV and movies that it's pretty clear the mainstream has an interest.  It's not to the same level we have here on the site, but it's a strong curiosity, a fascination with women having physical and sexual power over men, plus also (some of the time) a sense of humor about it.

Not everyone wants to admit they enjoy seeing someone in pain, or would enjoy kicking someone in the balls (or to have their balls kicked) but actions speak louder than words.  People wouldn't keep reading and watching busts in their media if there was no interest.

[Kaio Pacifici]

I remember a ballbust in Markus Zusak's "The Book Thief":

Little Liesel Meminger kicking a bully at school full-force between the legs. Eager to see the movie :).

[Rooomer]

There's a great scene from Tom Robbins' Still Life with a Woodpecker.  A female character is trying to keep her lover pinned to the ground to protect him from an explosion.  He is fighting to get her off him so he can cover her body with his own:

""[H]e reached for every volt and ore of strength left in him and, muscles tearing, sinews stretching, teeth grinding sparks, began willing himself to his feet. He was halfway there, Leigh Cheri still leeched on tight, when she reached between his legs and grabbed his balls.  She squeezed them so ferociously that he nearly lost consciousness. Pain rushed in the front door, and strength slipped out the back."

I always loved that scene and the idea that she negates all his strength with a hard squeeze.

[0fny8xxq41zd4]

Many urban fantasy books have busts.  Some can be graphic.  Even better, they're written by women, for women.  J.R. Ward has many.  Also Presley Cole's Immortals After Dark series.  I read several with my wife.  eBooks are good because you can search the book for keywords.  Here's an excerpt from J.R. Ward's "Lover Mine", "Unfortunately, she didn't get another clean shot as they struggled for control, rolling around, their legs intertwining, that horrible arousal of his pushing at her.  He managed to snag one of her wrists, but at least she kept the other one out of his way.  Which meant when the time was right, she was able to reach between them, grab his balls, and twist them so hard, if it hadn't been for his pants, she'd have broken the fuckers off."  From her book "Crave", "Nails gouged into his balls, and then his sac was twisted hard..."

[Rooomer]

Completely forgot about this website -- a long list of busts in books:

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/GroinAttack/Literature

[3f707eam42xmh]

This isn't an example of memorable or story-centered ballbusts, but practically every John Grisham novel I've read has a scene where either bb is talked about or is done.  The Client (kid talking about hitting his dad with a baseball bat) The Rainmaker (scene at the end where Cliff is kicked in the balls by the main character) even Playing For Pizza (thought process of main character when harassed by some fat guy at a bar)  Those are just the ones I remember, but every book of his that I've read had at least one part of the book with bb in it.  I've been convinced for years that Grisham has a secret BB fetish.

[Kate Giver Reciever]

50 shades of Grey has a knee in it, where she says in first person that she kneed his groin and got her target

[Willie]

For all you fans of Jessica Alba and Dark Angel (who isn't?), there are 3 novels by Max Allan Collins that are set in the same universe. As you can imagine, Max does a lot of ballbusting in those books.