This text belongs to a fiction about a slave movement in the BDSM community - a realistic story, which might happen in the world we effectively know, without Utopian laws inversing moral consent, only with more BDSM people and a single billionaire investing to be a slave, not to buy slaves. In the unspecified present of this story there is a chronological point zero, the enslavement: when the billionaire and other seven friends become the first slaves of the system they have created for their own slave life, as property owned by the former loving slave, and then mistress of the billionaire, Lady Ebony - but onto their well planned existence outbursts much drama, sentiment and personal story, through a mysterious young woman (a rich heiress, cursed by her heritage, and a classy child), who will have a decisive impact on the whole story, as Ebony's lover and the charismatic Great white slave, beloved by the whole community. This book does not however retell their story (to be written in the next volumes), but illustrates the philosophy of their peculiar flavour of slavery (a voluntary, long term sexual slavery, compatible with life in vanilla world, but implying strict adhesion to an accepted norm in its personalized form) as the internal manual, introducing to their lifestyle, strongly oriented on the needs of their submissives, and suggesting thousand realistic ways to fulfil their most perverted dreams within a possible utopia - so possible to be appear through this page, in every kink detail, in each submissive dream, as real as our normal vanilla world.
About the Author: Miss Hyde is the feminine double of a Dr. ..., not Jekyll, but something else - an elder, straight gentleman and a scholar, but also, as a BDSM enthusiast, a dominant switcher, and a closet cross-dresser, who prefers to write erotica in his skirt and heels, as Mary Hyde. Miss Hyde may disappear and come back (rather than pass away and resurrect) as the (integrating/opposing?) alternate of Prof not Jekyll: but Mary speaks always of himself in the present form, even while taking leave - however her works' mental drafts still have same value also for his Professor... As an author of erotica with some ethical substance, Mary reads first and foremost Ashley Zacharias: I mean Slave of the Aristocracy and A gift of herself. In the same spirit, the original idea of embarrassed wife. Then Mary read with much interest (past tense!) also Norman's GOR dysfunctional epic, Sparrowhawk's perhaps better trilogy, Slave Girl no. 555, Amanda and Jane. Ardor's The Unwritten rules, naked coed exhibitionists; The elusive prey; Bared and tamed. Heather's Journey by Sadey Quinn; Tilton's Subjugated; Lynde's Unwilling; Desmarais' A Couple's Submission etc; How Sarah became a nudist; Leone's OEM; Coyles' A different kind of courage etc; [etc means that one work stands for much more; authors are named in the same perspective; one of its kind is however So, You've Been Transformed into a Woman?!: A Guide to New Boobs for the Formerly Boobless] A few other books, as Karen and the torture club or The naked revolution: Annie's tale, and (starting with the rest of The naked revolution) tons of shit. Most acclaimed authors are the first level of shit: huge money or illegal coercion being the essential element. Short stories are the second level - next to few genial shorts (as the one introducing a Bestiary of unnatural women) tons of superficial ideas not even developed. So to find less than 100 books which really deserve to be read you have to go through 10000 shit - or soft core, guaranteeing an happy end, as if the BDSM version of Pretty woman would be the ... Pollyanna of the next century. Ashley's self enslaved ladies truly pay their penalties. A second appendix of Twelve Steps might be entitled Slave 5's trip to Germany: very serious, very legal, but no lady; shit, shit and no pearl within? An appendix in one sentence - not even Dürrenmatt book in 24 sentences was so short.