From the back of the book --

"I had been Jonathan's slave for about a year when he told me he wanted to sell me at an auction. I wasn't in any condition to respond when he told me this..." This is our opening statement to our story.


That immediately caught my attention. I was thrilled to have this book in my hands, not only cause I love the feeling of cracking open a new book, but because I was excited to have some kink erotica again. Right away I opened this one up and dug in.


I was greeted with a nice little dedication to the authors girlfriends and husband, always nice to see. As per usual in a book, this was followed up by the table of contents; 7 chapters makes this a shorter book. The preface is pretty short giving you some insight on why she (the author, Molly Weatherfield) wrote the book.

I love the cover on this book, it is not discreet, you can pretty much tell its smut just from looking at it, but its a lovely picture. It is all in cool blue hues, the back side of a woman on her knees, butt uncovered, chains on the wall allude to her hands being bound in front of her.

In the first chapter, we jump right into our plot with our main couple, talking about the auction. We soon travel back to the beginning of our couples relationship and how we get to the slave auction. There are some rather steamy moments throughout. We journey through Carries year with Jonathan, and her training including a trip to a "Pony" farm where she spends a week receiving some very intensive training. The chapters as a general rule are about 20 - 24 pages long each, with the exception of a couple here and there that are rather short. All in all its about 200 pages long.

I very much enjoyed this book, and Carries travel through the BDSM world. Jonathan is a bit of a bland character, but we got to delve into Carries mind and her motives, and what drives her in her submission. I hope that everyone can enjoy this book as much as I have. I plan on keeping this one in my collection for quite some time.

"Still, I had to ask myself, what was I afraid of? A white slave ring? Uh, Carrie, hate to break it to you at this late date, but that's exactly what you're in the middle of. Unless this was really some kind of bizarre Interpol spy story like one of the books I'd read. But that was even less likely. Maybe, I considered, all the sex stuff is true, but the money angle is a big scam. Now that was a frightening thought."

I still love this book and plan to re-read it once I get it back from my friends lol. They seem to love it just as much as I do, I may even need to buy a new copy.