Slave Market Hit #136

Slave Market Back Cover: One might call hem "The Campbell Girls" this succession of bemused beauties and distressed damsels who troop their captive way through this author's books. They are unfailingly fresh, successively sweet and eternally erotic. They wear their weals with woe or pride, their marks an accolade. They writhe against restraint and escape only often enough to be recaptured or to voluntarily return to a boundage they cannot live without. The slave market depicted in this most satisfying tale is a reality in most a most unlikely place. Its operation is unorthodox, its approach casual, its stock in trade is of a noteable pulchritude. Once included in its inventory no girl escapes except by sale. After awhile most girls discover they do not wish to remain upon the shelf. Here are the characters! The bland Kaliel Arumin, the cherubic but deadly Enderby, and the volcanic female force of Ester Diomedes. They buy and sell their girls, sometimes they steal, sometimes they come into possession of a bound package of breasts and pubic hair by pure chance. Each of them trains, coerce, or capture in their own special way. The girls rebel according to their natures and their love. There is Castle Conant who delivers herself into slavery because of a girl she loves. In "Slave Market" the reader finds all the ingredients of bondage, all of the concentrated eroticism they have come to expect from an author who keeps a slave girl of his own.