In his book , Frank Campbell introduced us to a young woman who discovers her own submissive nature when she is kidnapped by her aunt and Auntie Jan’s darling but mischievous teenager daughters, Pip and Patsy. The trio keep Donna prisoner and begin training her as a slavegirl, constantly keep in restraints of some kind, often painful and contorted bondage positions, and punished almost daily. Some punishment she earned, but most was simply because the twins loved to hurt this beautiful young woman with the magnificent body.
In this sequel, we follow new adventured of this natural slavegirl as she and her mistress Jan, and the twins, are kidnapped by an evil woman who promptly sells off the twins to a slave trader, keeping Jan for daily punishments, and Donna for daily sessions of lesbian lovemaking in her bed. And punishments.
Rescued by a man she hates, Jan goes on a mission to find her daughters. This adbenture leads her from a hunting lodge in Canada to the barren mountains of a Middle Eastern country where slavegirls are commonplace, and Patsy has been become the property of the sadistic Madam Natasha.
There are lots of whippings, painfully tight bondage, punishment of soft female flesh, and tortures galore—just as you’d expect ftom an F. E. Campbell novel.
The vintage cover illustration, by the late Robert Bishop, has been selected from the HOM archives.
A hi-jacked plane forced aground in the desert land of Jedrah. Four girls trudging over the sand dunes in a lonely search for something they do not find. This is the beginning of F.E. Campbell’s latest story of a maiden enslaved by the anger of a ruthless man and by her own destiny.
It is a story of vengeance and of power through which the courage of the girl called Stacie carries her through punishment and bondage, the wearing of her slave girl chains, and the scarlet striations of the whip, into the discovery of a world of vivid passion and lustful cruelty from which she emerges virtuous in her mind, but wearing forever the marks of Jedrah upon her flesh and within her heart.
To read an F. E. Campbell novel is to enter another world: a world filled with lust, pain, intrigue, agony and ecstasy. The author gives his tales of maiden woe a decidedly English twist. It is here that the eternal damsel in distress finds herself presented in sympathetic fashion to a cruel modern world, where she must deal with the physical and psychological aspects of loving restraint.
HOM is proud to present the latest volume in this distinguished series of books. We are confident that Campbell’s Hit series will excite you as no other paperbacks have. Each novel will leave you wishing it would never end. The action is nonstop, the plots are intricate and exciting, and the characters are unique and colorful.
The cover illustration, by the late Robert Bishop, has been selected from the HOM archives.
