Submissives of the Warlord: A Novel of Future Bondage
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Submissives of the Warlord: A Novel of Future Bondage
A powerful, futuristic tale of bondage and submission by one of the bestselling masters of the genre, Powerone. In the aftermath of nuclear annihilation, protected villages are the only sanctuaries, but they all have a price to pay for the safety. Lord Michael sees his destiny to repopulate his new world. He needs women to do this but only if they agree to submit and bondage is encouraged.
Jennifer and her mother, Alexis, seek refuge with him, agreeing to submission to all males. Do they agree for protection, or do they have a deeper need?
Each chooses a job fitting their skills. Alexis becomes a seamstress, but Lord Harris encourages her to work with leather. He sees in her a creativity and a dark desire to experiment with her newfound submission, fashioning leather garments that are meant to restrain the most reluctant.
Jennifer seeks out a job that is unheard of. She wants to join the soldiers, an all-male force. First, she has to convince Bishop Roman to get her in to see Lord William, head of the soldiers. She finds success on her knees with, but not in prayerl. Lord William wants her but only her innocence. She is cunning as well as lethal. She succeeds is getting a test, but it is a combat, both of them naked until one of them taps out in submission, but in complete submission. More of her innocence is taken from her, but each time, she gets closer to her goal. Is her lost innocence taken from her or does she readily give it up for the pleasure? Can she reach her goal, or will the other male soldiers revolt against such sacrilege?
