BDSMshelf

Collected by redEva

• Family Life: by Mad Dog
  (Synopsis: This is a sequel to story "The Mansion". In that story, society changed to make women possessions that are owned by men. Here let's take a look of the life of these families.)
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• Breeding Gluttony: by milkedmaid
  (Synopsis: A woman is kidnapped from her home by the Waterman and sold to a satanic cult who turn her into Gluttony, one of the seven sins and is offered in sexual sacrifice to the Devil.)
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• An Interest in Ponygirls: by Desert Dog
  (Synopsis: Doctor Joan Miller, a talented Miami surgeon who works part time at a local B&D club, develops a fixation on four slaves she processed into matched sets of Ponygirls for the East Coast Slavers Organization. After a bungled dinner meeting with Aaron Clarke, the CEO of ECSO, Joan finagles an invitation to be a guest Mistress at Ponygirl Heaven Ranch where her four unwilling patients were sent for training. ECSO - 4: An Interest in Ponygirls is the story of what transpires at the Arizona ranch with the Ponygirls and Doctor Miller.)
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• A new Toy: by PussNboots
  (Synopsis: Control, and mind-fucking was his game, and he just found himself a new toy...)
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• A Mother's Submission 2: by george weston
  (Synopsis: This is a continuation of Diane's travel on the road to self awareness and fulfillment...and much more. The story continues with the original cast of characters and resumes the tale at the last eposide of A Mother's Submission.)
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• A Mother's Submission: by warren_Z
  (Synopsis: A tale of a mother's submission in the complete exploitation of her own daughters. This story does not have a lot of BDSM, but does have a heavy incest theme. Please do not read this story if this subject matter is offensive to you.)
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• A Long Walk: by King Sand
  (Synopsis: A plump young girl begins a path that will end in slavery and humiliation.)
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• A Day In The Life: by Georg Kinaski
  (Synopsis: Being a single working girl in the post-feminist era isn't easy-- just ask Claire.)
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